A new software version, 14.0.19, is of now available for our TPR-10 ThinPrint Reader! The most obvious change for users is that the "User-ID" on the RFID card is no longer rendered in uppercased and hyphenated form (e.g., "AB-CD-EF-GH"). [more]
The latest update of Cortado's business solution for mobile device management, Cortado Corporate Server 6.0, includes ThinPrint Personal Printing Essentials, a secure pull printing solution. So our RFID-based TPR-10 ThinPrint Reader is the perfect[more]
NIAS 2012, the NATO Information Assurance Symposium, took place in Mons, Belgium, last month and proved to be a very interesting event for first-time exhibitors SEH and Cortado. As was to be exptected, security was a big issue., and so was safe[more]
SEH Technology UK shows USB device servers and network printing solutions[more]
We have updated the SEH private MIB to include new parameters. The SEH private MIB can now be used for all SEH products except the fiber adapters FC126 and FC1126.[more]
London's Earls Court 2 will once more be the host of the most important British IT event, IP EXPO. After debuting at IP EXPO last year, SEH will once again be among the exhibitors.[more]
When SEH exhibited at the Japanese IT Trade Show Information Security EXPO in Tokyo in May, our partner Cortado organized a demonstration of its Personal Printing Essentials solution including our TPR-10 ThinPrint Reader.[more]
We can look back on a very successful SEH exhibition at the Japanese Information Security Expo (IST) in Tokyo from May 9-11. Together with our partner Cortado and our Japanese distribution and solution partners UAC and AIT we presented our products[more]
Contactless card technoloy is gaining more and more ground. A lot of companies already have implemented the NFC (near field communication) technology because of its advantages: Smart cards or transponders are extremely light and small, data transfer[more]
RFID (Radio-frequency Identification) has been one of the most discussed technologies, and there are many controversies regarding it. Back in the sixties RFID began to develop as a discrete technology and has spread out to many fields of application[more]
