Suprema awarded certification for its access control software
Eve Goode
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Suprema has revealed that it has achieved EN 60839-11-1:2013 Grade 3 certification for its access control software.
The certification
According to the company, the certification is applicable to BioStar2 Access Control software and its access control hardware, including:
- Door controllers
- Readers
- Peripherals
Suprema said that the certification is a prestigious European security standard recognised by the ISO (International Organisation for Standardisation) and IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission).
Achieving this certification not only confirms the reliability and quality of Suprema’s technology but also reflects the company’s commitment to meeting the highest global security standards, the company stated.
EN 60839
The EN 60839 standard defines the functional and performance requirements for electronic access control systems used to protect buildings and secure areas.
Grade 3 indicates a high level of security and resilience, suitable for medium to high-risk sites such as public venues, military facilities and critical infrastructure.
“Uncompromising protection”
Baudouin Genouville, Sales Director, Suprema Europe and Africa commented: “The EN 60839 standard is increasingly required and in many cases mandated in Europe where access control systems must be installed.
“Suprema will continue to advance its technology and standards compliance to support customers in securing their most critical environments with uncompromising protection,” Genouville concluded.
