US government uses AXCESS RFID to fight laptop thefts
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Last year, the Congressional Committee on Government Reform reported almost all the civilian agencies have experienced loss of laptops,which contained personally identifiable information. Therefore, the US government has decided to introduce RFID technology to stop laptop thefts in the government departments.
According to this news sources, three civilian US Government agencies have adopted ActiveTagTM wireless RFID system from AXCESS International, a provider of Dual-Active RFID and Real Location Systems (RTLS) solutions.
Allan Griebenow, CEO and President of AXCESS International says,
AXCESS system has been proven to provide the necessary automated protection solution and is easily implemented as it can be integrated into common security systems that are currently installed. This is a comprehensive solution for assets that can be used to help more efficiently protect highly sensitive information.
The use of ActiveTagTM wireless RFID system will help government agencies to locate, track and protect laptop computer assets and other critical documents. The AXCESS wireless RFID system works automatically to identify, locate and track assets as they move around a facility.
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