RFID Learning Center
The Best RFID Badge Holder: Your First Line of Defense Against Cloning
In today’s digital age, security risks are everywhere, and protecting your personal and professional information has never been more critical. Whether you’re working in IT, healthcare, or corporate environments, using an RFID blocking badge holder can provide you with an added layer of protection.
Do passports need RFID protection?
Biometrics and RFID technology aren’t going away, and the United States government is no longer issuing traditional passports (those without chips).
What Is RFID?
An RFID tag is essentially a small computer chip that stores a few kilobytes of data. It doesn’t really do anything on its own because it doesn’t have a power source. But when it’s held up to an RFID reader, it gets just enough power to operate through radio waves.
What Makes a Good Badge Holder?
RFID access cards and badges are popular in a wide variety of workplaces. Private employers, universities, and government agencies issue RFID badges to their employees for security reasons and for expediency.
Why Your Company's Security Plan Should Include RFID Badge Holders.
Private companies, seeing the potential benefits of the technology, have started to incorporate it into their own security plans.
What Are the Different Types of RFID Cards?
RFID technology is almost everywhere. It’s in our credit and debit cards, smartphones, library cards, keycards, and bus passes. Without even thinking about it, most of us probably use RFID several times a week, maybe even daily.
