The physical and cyber security threats for companies and the consequences of the health crisis have had an enormous impact on the perceived needs and requirements for access control and security. Vincent Dupart, STid’s CEO, and François Gitz, STid’s Sales Manager, talk with GIT SECURITY about this matter.
The access control market is rapidly moving towards contactless technologies and solutions must be both uncomplicated and high-secure. GIT SECURITY has asked Vincent Dupart, STid’s CEO, and François Gitz, STid’s Sales Manager, how this demand forms the two fundamental pillars of STid’s expertise.
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