Secure Access ControlRe-Engineered

Designed for high-risk, high-value, and high-trust environments, Cifr replaces legacy cards and fragmented systems with a cryptographically secure, fully managed access control platform.

Cifr Card Scanning

The Problem with Traditional Access Control

Conventional access systems were not designed for today's threat landscape.

Cards can be cloned
Credentials can be shared or stolen
Central systems lack cryptographic assurance
Multi-factor security is inconsistent
Operationally complex implementations

Core Capabilities

Comprehensive security features designed for enterprise-grade protection

Ultra-Secure Access Management

Ultra-Secure Access Management

A single platform to provision, manage, revoke, and audit access across all secure zones—globally and in real time.

  • Centralised control with granular permissions
  • Instant revocation and re-issuance
  • Full event traceability
Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-Factor Authentication

Critical zones demand more than a single credential. Cifr enables layered authentication for maximum security.

  • Secure card authentication
  • Device-bound verification
  • Biometric validation
Anti-Cloning Card Technology

Anti-Cloning Card Technology

Cifr cards are physically and cryptographically unclonable. Each card proves authenticity at the hardware level—every time.

  • Cryptographically unclonable
  • Tamper-proof
Quantum-Resistant Architecture

Quantum-Resistant Architecture

Built with post-quantum cryptographic principles to protect access systems against future computational threats.

  • Resistant to quantum-based decryption attacks
  • Forward-secure credential validation
  • Long-term infrastructure protection
Biometric Fusion: Face Verification

Biometric Fusion: Face Verification

For environments requiring maximum assurance, Cifr integrates facial verification as an additional security layer.

  • Identity confirmation at point of access
  • Eliminates credential sharing
  • Reduces insider risk

Why Cifr

The trusted choice for enterprise security

Hardware-level trust, not software assumptions

True anti-cloning, not obfuscation

Multi-factor by design, not as an add-on

Quantum-aware security architecture

Enterprise-grade control with future-proof foundations