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5 Limitations of Deployed Physical Access Control Systems

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-116 Rev. 1 against SP 800-116
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Before · SP 800-116

Limitations of Deployed Physical Access Control Systems

After · SP 800-116 Rev. 1

Limitations of Deployed Physical Access Control Systems

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Before · SP 800-116

FIPS 201 and its supporting special publications impose specific requirements on PACS interfaces with PIV Card and PIV System. These requirements will present technical challenges in migrating to PIV Card use in the areas of cardholder identification, card-to-reader interface, and authentication protocol. The following sections explore how FIPS 201 requirements differ from the capabilities of currently deployed PACS that are not PIV-enabled.

After · SP 800-116 Rev. 1

FIPS 201 and its supporting special publications impose specific requirements on PACS interfaces with PIV Card and PIV System. These requirements will present technical challenges in migrating to PIV Card use in the areas of cardholder identification, card-to-reader interface, and authentication protocol. The following sections explore how FIPS 201 requirements differ from the capabilities of currently deployed PACS that are not PIV-enabled.