Codebench Integrates PIVCheck with Quintron's PACS -- Security Today

Codebench Integrates PIVCheck with Quintron's PACS

Mar 30, 2011

Codebench has formed a partnership with Quintron Systems Inc. to provide the federal government and its agencies with a high-assurance access control solution that meets guidelines as outlined by the National Institutes of Standards and Technology.

As part of this relationship, Codebench’s PIVCheck software suite will integrate with Quintron’s access control management software, AccessNsite.

Together, the two companies provide the market with an HSPD-12 compliant access
control solution and help organizations maintain TWIC and PIV compliance.

“Our technology alliance with Quintron ensures that customers can leverage the full benefits of HSPD-12 as part of the physical access control system. Codebench is pleased to partner with Quintron who has a solid reputation in the government space,” said Geri Castaldo, CEO of Codebench, Inc.

“This partnership builds upon Quintron’s commitment to ensure our high-level government customers have access to fully integrated HSPD-12 compliant solutions,” said Rick Foster, director of marketing and sales at Quintron Systems.

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