Quantum Secure Mobile Apps Deliver Convenience and Functionality for Security Operations

  • Sep 24, 2013

With a unique approach to automating physical security operations focused on connecting security departments with their customers, Quantum Secure is showcasing their SAFE for Mobile Solutions at this year’s ASIS show (booth #1681).

Quantum Secure, a provider of enterprise software to streamline physical identity and access management across multiple sites and systems, developed SAFE for Mobile Solutions to improve productivity and increase satisfaction for the end user.

“The ability to control and manage operations from a mobile platform has become an essential security tool,” said Ajay Jain, president and CEO, Quantum Secure. “We have designed mobile apps with the goal of customer-centric security, to ensure simplicity, feedback and automation of physical security operations.”

For security departments utilizing SAFE for Mobile Solutions, customer feedback is a key component of every physical security request or transaction. Customer centric apps include new employee and contractor on-boarding, visitor registration, access changes and approvals or access audits, lost or stolen badge reporting, access requests and more. Apps specifically focused on the security department include functionality for visitor management, mobile badging, NDA signatures, alarm and identity metrics, search and verify personnel and more.

Quantum Secure's SAFE Software Suite provides policy-based on/off-boarding of identities and physical access levels across multiple security systems. All SAFE for Mobile apps leverage the reliable and secure SAFE policy engine to ensure continual process management and compliance for security personnel, and are delivered on iOS, Android, and Windows platforms.

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