NXP, HID collaborate on mobile access for NFC phones

Staff writer
04 Apr 2012
00:00

NXP Semiconductor and HID Global announced their collaboration to introduce a global, generic mobile access solution for NFC-enabled mobile phones.

NFC enables the secure and convenient sharing of information from one device to another over short distances based upon existing contactless standards, making it ideal for deploying easy-to use mobile access control applications.

HID Global and NXP helped create the current market for card-based physical access systems and are now jointly moving these solutions to mobile phones as NFC becomes a standard feature.

The contactless cards that employees use to enter corporate buildings and parking garages can now be transferred to an NFC-enabled phone storing digital access credentials. The credentials are stored on NXP's embedded Secure Element within the handset and are presented by the mobile phone in a manner that is compatible with access control readers and systems.

As the use of NFC smart phones for access control becomes increasingly more popular, consumers and enterprises can expect the same high level of security with improved convenience on a mobile device.

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