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With a tentative release planned for Q2/Q3 2025, Parabit’s upcoming ACS Enterprise software suite introduces cutting-edge capabilities to enhance security, convenience, and operational efficiency for banking environments. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming: NEW ACS ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE FEATURES: • Private/Public Cloud and On-Prem ACS Enterprise Environments : Flexible deployment options for varied organizational needs. • New Multilingual UI and Reporting : Enhanced user experience and accessibility. • ACS Hardware Configuration Supervision and Auto-Correct : Ensuring seamless functionality. • Extended Contact ID Event Message Format Support : Expanding integration possibilities. • Cloud ACS Ecosystem Hardware/Software Health Dashboard : Fault state icons for swift identification and resolution. • Fail-Over ACS Enterprise Instances : Increased system reliability and uptime. • Data Retention Management : Efficient data handling and compliance. • Dynamic Access Scheduling : Credential-based retail customer and staff access control, including room reservations. • Multi-Interval Access Scheduling by Credential List : Customizable access schedules for each day. • Multi-Credential Weekly and Holiday Access Schedules : Simplified management of complex access requirements. • ADA WCAG 2.2 Support (Under Research) : Commitment to accessibility. NEW ACS-1EUL CONTROLLER AND MMR 2.0 FIRMWARE FEATURES: • TLS 1.2 Encryption and Updates : Enhanced security with future support for TLS 1.3. • Automated Self-Tests : ACS-1EUL controller and MMR 2.0 reader diagnostics. • HPD and Light Sensor Data Integration : Heat mapping, real-time illumination measurements, and alerts. • Job Scheduler Micro Service : Remote updates for controllers, firmware, and configurations. • OSDP Communication Protocol Support : ACS-1EUL and MMR 2.0 readers leveraging OSDP v2.2. • Remote Firmware Updates : Streamlined processes for maintenance and upgrades. These innovations will elevate the quality and security of ATM, ITM, and Night Drop environments, matching the superior experiences customers expect from your branches. Stay tuned for the release!

Starting January 1, 2025, the minimum amount for Purchase Orders will be $100. Orders under this amount will incur a Minimum Order Processing Fee of $50. This adjustment reflects the increased costs of processing smaller orders, which are not cost-effective for both your organization and ours. Thank you for your continued support. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. If you have any questions, please contact the Parabit team at sales@parabit.com or call 516.378.4800 .

Forbes Travel Guide has honored New York’s LaGuardia Airport as the Best U.S. Airport in their inaugural Verified Air Travel Awards, recognizing its exceptional transformation and enhanced passenger experience. ( New York Post ) A significant contributor to this achievement is Parabit Systems, which played a pivotal role in the airport’s redevelopment.   Parabit designed, manufactured, installed, and continues to service the Welcome Centers in Terminals B and C. These centers serve as gateways for passengers, providing them with essential information, assistance, and amenities to navigate the airport seamlessly. Equipped with state-of-the-art interactive kiosks, digital wayfinding displays, and advanced self-service solutions, these centers enhance the journey from arrival to departure. Parabit’s Welcome Centers also include features like charging stations, concierge desks, and real-time flight information, helping passengers feel supported and connected. The presence of these well-equipped hubs has notably boosted passenger satisfaction and streamlined airport operations, underscoring Parabit’s influence on creating a modern, traveler-centered airport experience.   This collaboration between LaGuardia Airport and Parabit Systems exemplifies how strategic partnerships and innovative design can redefine travel standards, leading to national recognition and improved traveler satisfaction.   Contact sales@parabit.com to learn more about how Parabit can refresh your airport terminal.     Forbes Travel Guide Announces LaGuardia as Best U.S. Airport NYC Airport Named Best in the US in Shock Survey 95-Year-Old Airport Once Considered Among the Worst in America Is Now Named Best LaGuardia named best airport in the United States by Forbes Travel Guide LaGuardia named best U.S. airport by Forbes travel guide

In recent years, the topic of cash access has gained considerable attention across Europe, particularly in the UK. With recent legislation and growing public interest in protecting people’s right to access cash, it’s essential to ensure that cash withdrawal options remain accessible to all, especially vulnerable individuals and those in rural communities. However, while safeguarding the right to cash, it is equally crucial to prioritize the safety of customers and staff at cash access points. The right to safety should be as fundamental as the right to cash.   Balancing Cash Access with Security   As governments and financial institutions work to preserve access to cash, criminals continue to target ATMs and cash points, posing a real threat to customers and employees alike. Recent articles in the UK have highlighted an uptick in thefts and ATM-related crime, demonstrating the need for a stronger focus on safety measures. By providing secure environments at ATMs, banks and businesses can help exercise the people’s right to safety, ensuring that accessing cash does not come with undue risk.   Prioritizing Safety in High-Risk Areas   High-traffic areas and isolated cash points can be particularly vulnerable to criminal activity. To protect both customers and staff, businesses must implement robust security measures. This could include enhanced video surveillance , well-lit surroundings , and the installation of emergency help points or panic buttons . Parabit offers a range of security solutions designed to reinforce ATM safety, ensuring that cash access points are fortified against potential threats.   At Parabit, we understand the significance of balancing these rights and are committed to providing innovative security solutions that protect people and their access to cash. Through enhanced safety measures, businesses can fulfill their responsibility to protect the public, ensuring that cash withdrawal remains a secure, accessible, and trusted option for all.   PARABIT’S RESOURCES: Access Control Systems : Control and monitor entry to secure areas around ATMs with advanced access control solutions from Parabit. Find out more .   Security Camera Housings : Enhance surveillance around ATMs and cash access points with Parabit’s durable camera housings, compatible with a range of cameras for optimal monitoring. Learn more.   Communication Systems : Improve safety with Parabit’s emergency communication solutions, which provide quick access to help in case of an emergency. Explore communication solutions.   ATM Security Solutions : Secure ATM environments with Parabit’s suite of ATM security products, including surveillance, alarms, and other protective measures. Discover ATM security products.     Jones, Rupert. “Millions Risk Being Cut off from Cash, UK Access to Cash Review Warns.” The Guardian , 24 Oct. 2023, www.theguardian.com/money/2023/oct/24/millions-risk-being-cut-off-from-cash-uk-access-to-cash-review-warns . Accessed 28 Oct. 2024.   Murray-West, Rosie. “ATM Attacks on the Rise: Is Cash Access Becoming a Riskier Affair?” The Telegraph , 15 Sept. 2023, www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/09/15/atm-attacks-uk-rise-cash-access-risk/ . Accessed 28 Oct. 2024.   UK Finance . “Fraud the Facts 2024.” UK Finance, 2024, www.ukfinance.org.uk/policy-and-guidance/reports-publications/fraud-facts-2024 . Accessed 28 Oct. 2024.

The PICKit4 device is used to update firmware and bootloader code in ACS controllers. Parabit provides this device to our certified technicians to enable them to perform this critical function in the field. The device has reached it’s end of life and will soon be unavailable. Fortunately there is a replacement. The PICKit5 can be used in the same way as the PICKit4. The programming kits that Parabit provides will be changed over to the new device when current stock is exhausted. If you have a PICKit4 that is no longer working, you can order a PICKit5 to replace it. The PICKit5 will work exactly the same as the PICKit4. The cables used for the PICKit4 can be used for the PICKit5, so there is no need to order a new programming kit. To use the PICKit5 you must update your ACS Enterprise software to version 3.10.1.95 or later. The part number for the PICKit5 is: 200-50007-PICKit5.   Note: There is no need to replace a good working PICKit4. You can continue to use it as long as it works.

(Bellmore, NY – August 28, 2024)  Parabit Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the successful completion of the System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type 2 audit. The audit was conducted by Sensiba LLP (Sensiba) and developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).    The SOC 2 information security audit provides a report on the examination of controls relevant to the trust services criteria categories covering security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. A SOC 2 Type 2 report also provides assurance to customers that a company has implemented appropriate controls to protect their data over a period of time. Parabit’s SOC 2 Type I report did not have any noted exceptions and was therefore issued a “clean” audit opinion by Sensiba.   “We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our SOC 2 ‘Type 2’ audit,” said Robert Leiponis, President and CEO of Parabit. “This is a significant accomplishment for our company and staff and demonstrates our commitment to providing customers with the highest levels of security and compliance.”   This attestation signifies that Parabit has been independently examined as capable of delivering on service commitments in terms of the AICPA Trust Services Criteria relevant to Security and Confidentiality.   Achieving SOC 2 Type 2 demonstrates that Parabit follows the defined process, industry best practices, maintains its infrastructure, protects the systems and ensures our products meet all types of deployments up to an enterprise level. “The completion of our SOC 2 audit is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team,” said Mr. Leiponis. “We are committed to continuously improving our security controls and providing our customers with the peace of mind that their data is safe and secure.”   About Parabit : Parabit is a leading global provider of innovative security, customer experience and self-service hardware and software solutions. Known for superior quality, reliability, durability, and comprehensive support Parabit’s range of capabilities includes product and software engineering services, prototyping, manufacturing, integration, QA, logistics, project management, installation, and on-site and remote technical support. With a rich tradition of performance excellence in public deployments and turn-key solutions Parabit secures facilities and transforms the customer, visitor and employee experience. For more information on Parabit and its partners please visit:  https://www.parabit.com/     MEDIA CONTACTS: Parabit : Vanessa Bogan – 516 387 0863 | vanessa.bogan@parabit.com

(Bellmore, NY – August 3, 2023) Parabit Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce the successful completion of the System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2, Type I audit. The audit was conducted by Sensiba LLP (Sensiba) and developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The SOC 2 information security audit provides a report on the examination of controls relevant to the trust services criteria categories covering security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. A SOC 2 Type 1 report also provides assurance to customers that a company has implemented appropriate controls to protect their data at a point in time. Parabits’ SOC 2 Type I report did not have any noted exceptions and was therefore issued a “clean” audit opinion from Sensiba. “We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our SOC 2, ‘Type I’ audit,” said Robert Leiponis, President and CEO of Parabit. “This is a significant accomplishment for our company and demonstrates our commitment to providing customers with the highest levels of security and compliance.” This attestation signifies that Parabit has been independently examined as being able to deliver upon service commitments in terms of the AICPA Trust Services Criteria relevant to Security and Confidentiality. Achieving SOC 2 Type 1 demonstrates that Parabit follows the defined process, industry best practices, maintain its infrastructure, protects the systems and ensures the products meet all types of deployments up to an enterprise level. “The completion of our SOC 2 audit is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team,” said Mr. Leiponis. “We are committed to continuously improving our security controls and providing our customers with the peace of mind that their data is safe and secure.” About Parabit : Parabit is a leading global provider of innovative security and self-service hardware and software solutions. Known for superior quality, reliability and durability, Parabit’s range of capabilities includes product design, software design and development, engineering services, prototyping, manufacturing, integration, logistics, installation, reporting and service. With a rich tradition of performance excellence in public deployments, turn-key solutions secure facilities and transform the customer experience. For more information on Parabit and its partners please visit: https://www.parabit.com/ MEDIA CONTACTS: Parabit : Vanessa Bogan – 516 387 0863 | vanessa.bogan@parabit.com

Implementing PASS (Partner Alliance for Safer Schools) guidelines enhances school security by establishing comprehensive, evidence-based standards and best practices. Find out how by watching Parabit's step by step video. The Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) provides comprehensive safety and security guidelines for K-12 schools. These guidelines are designed to help schools create safer learning environments. Here’s a summary of the key components of the PASS guidelines: 1. Foundational Elements • Policy and Procedure Development : Establish clear policies and procedures for emergency management, visitor management, and student supervision. • Team Building : Form a multidisciplinary safety team including administrators, teachers, law enforcement, and mental health professionals. • Training and Drills : Regularly conduct training and drills for staff and students on emergency response procedures. 2. People and Processes • Behavioral Threat Assessment : Implement processes to identify and address potential threats posed by students, staff, or visitors. • Mental Health Support : Provide access to mental health resources and support services for students and staff. • Access Control : Develop procedures for controlling access to school buildings and grounds. 3. Physical Security Measures • Perimeter Security : Secure the perimeter of the school with fencing, gates, and signage. • Entry Control : Use controlled entry points with access control systems and visitor management procedures. • Surveillance : Install and maintain video surveillance systems to monitor key areas within and around the school. • Communication Systems : Ensure effective communication systems are in place for emergency notification and coordination. 4. Technology Solutions • Alarm Systems : Install intrusion detection and alarm systems to alert authorities of unauthorized access or emergencies. • Emergency Notification : Utilize mass notification systems to quickly disseminate information to staff, students, and parents. • Data Integration : Integrate various security technologies (e.g., access control, surveillance) into a cohesive system for better situational awareness. 5. Response and Recovery • Crisis Management Plan : Develop and regularly update a crisis management plan detailing specific actions to take during various emergencies. • Incident Response : Establish clear protocols for responding to incidents, including roles and responsibilities of staff. • Recovery Planning : Plan for post-incident recovery, including mental health support and communication strategies. Implementation Tiers PASS guidelines are structured into four tiers, each representing a different level of security measures: • Tier 1 : Basic security measures that every school should have. • Tier 2 : Intermediate measures that provide enhanced security. • Tier 3 : Advanced measures for schools needing higher levels of security. • Tier 4 : Maximum security measures for schools with significant risk factors or specific security needs. Best Practices • Regular Assessments : Conduct regular security assessments to identify and address vulnerabilities. • Collaboration : Collaborate with local law enforcement and emergency responders to ensure coordinated efforts during emergencies. • Community Involvement : Engage parents and community members in safety initiatives to create a culture of security. Benefits • Improved Safety : Enhanced protection for students, staff, and visitors. • Preparedness : Better preparedness for emergencies through comprehensive planning and training. • Peace of Mind : Increased peace of mind for parents and the community regarding school safety. Additional Components 1. Layered Security Approach : • District Perimeter : Policies and measures to secure the outer boundaries of the school district. • Property Perimeter : Strategies for securing the school property itself, including fencing and surveillance. • Parking Lot Perimeter : Security measures for parking lots to monitor and control access. • Building Perimeter : Ensuring the school building is secure through access control and surveillance. • Classroom/Interior Perimeter : Classroom security measures, including door hardware and emergency protocols. 2. Focus Areas • Access Control : Implementing modern, code-compliant door hardware and electronic access control systems. • Video Surveillance : Using surveillance technologies to monitor school premises effectively. • Emergency Communications : Enhancing communication systems for better emergency response. • Policies and Training : Establishing comprehensive policies and providing training for staff and students. 3. Emerging Technologies • The guidelines include a section on newer technologies such as weapons detection systems, advanced analytics, and biometric identification, which may significantly improve school safety but are not yet widely adopted. 4. Resources and Tools • PASS provides a school safety and security checklist to help schools assess their current security measures and identify areas for improvement. The guidelines and checklist are available for free on the PASS website. Email sales@parabit.com   to learn more. Partner Alliance for Safer Schools. “PASS Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools.” PASS K-12, 2024, https://passk12.org/guidelines-resources/ . Accessed 11 July 2024. Video Transcript: As we gear up for the new school year, the foremost concern for everyone is clear, ensuring the security and safety of students and staff. Following past guidelines is key to implementing a safe and secure school environment. A layered security approach starts with securing your campus perimeter through comprehensive policies and measures. Strategies to secure your school property, including surveillance, are implemented. Unique security measures in parking lots help monitor and control access effectively and improve law enforcement investigations. Ensuring the building perimeter is secure through current access control, surveillance and analytics is crucial. Classroom security measures include upgraded doors and door lock hardware and well practiced emergency protocols. Focus on access control by implementing modern, code compliant doors, door hardware, and electronic security systems with event analytics and supervision. Utilize video surveillance technologies to effectively analyze and monitor school premises. Enhance and test daily communication systems for reliable emergency response, protection, and coordination. The guidelines also explore emerging technologies such as weapons detection, advanced analytics, and biometric identification, which provides significant improvements in school safety. PASS offers a free school safety and security checklist to help schools assess their current security and response measures, and identify areas for improvement. These resources are readily available on the past website. By following the past guidelines, schools can create a safer, more secure environment for students and staff alike. Visit the pass website for more information and resources.

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Active shooter incidents in U.S. businesses are increasing, according to an FBI report . The FBI tracks incidents where individuals are actively killing or attempting to kill people in populated areas, though many other incidents involving weapons go untracked. With the start of school rapidly approaching, now is the time to prepare for such events.   There are approaches to active shooter incidents that offer different strategies, such as ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) and Avoid, Deny, Defend .   ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) focuses on empowering individuals to make informed decisions based on their specific circumstances. It encourages people to be alert and aware of their surroundings, gather and communicate information about the threat, and take appropriate action. This may include locking down to prevent the shooter from entering, using countermeasures, if necessary, as a last resort, and evacuating when it is safe to do so.   Avoid, Deny, Defend emphasizes three key actions: first, individuals should try to avoid the threat by escaping or removing themselves from the danger zone. If that is not possible, they should deny access to their location by barricading or securing the area. As a last resort, individuals may need to defend themselves against the attacker using whatever means are available.   To effectively address the risk of active shooters, it’s important to consider the broader spectrum of violence and emphasize prevention. This includes recognizing early warning signs, providing staff and student assistance programs, and educating employees on threat recognition and reporting.   Different types of violence, such as targeted and affective violence, require specific mitigation strategies. Measures like weapons screening , de-escalation training , and strong partnerships with law enforcement can help reduce risks.   Implementing weapons screening is a proactive measure that can prevent firearms and other dangerous weapons from entering a facility. Advanced screening technologies, such as metal detectors and X-ray machines, can be used at entry points to detect concealed weapons. This measure is particularly effective in high-risk environments, such as schools, government buildings, and large corporate campuses. By intercepting weapons before they enter the premises, organizations can mitigate the potential for violence.   De-escalation training equips employees and security personnel with the skills to defuse potentially volatile situations before they escalate into violence. This training focuses on communication techniques, empathy, and conflict resolution strategies to manage aggressive behavior calmly and effectively.   Building strong partnerships with local law enforcement agencies is crucial for effective risk management and emergency response. These partnerships facilitate information sharing, joint training exercises, and coordinated efforts to address potential threats.   Organizations should consider implementing the following critical measures to further reduce risks:   Access Control Systems : Restricting entry to authorized personnel only and using ID badges, biometric scanners, or key cards to control access. Integrating an access control system can restrict entry to authorized personnel only, further enhancing the safety of the school environment. See Parabit’s Access Control System here .   Surveillance Systems : Installing high-quality cameras to monitor activity and provide real-time information during incidents. Incorporating cameras throughout the school premises can significantly aid in monitoring suspicious activities, providing real-time information during incidents, and serving as a deterrent to potential attackers. See Parabit’s camera housings here .   Threat Assessment Teams : Establishing multidisciplinary teams to identify, assess, and manage potential threats.   Regular Drills and Training : Conduct regular emergency drills and training sessions to ensure that employees are familiar with protocols and can respond effectively during an incident.   Take measures to safeguard your school now, before it’s too late.   Contact sales@parabit.com to start implementing stronger security measures today.     Federal Bureau of Investigation. Active Shooter Incidents in the United States in 2022. U.S. Department of Justice, Apr. 2023, www.fbi.gov/file-repository/active-shooter-incidents-in-the-us-2022-042623.pdf/view .

As noted in the article, Rags in front of riches from the Dailymail.co.uk, “Scores of homeless people camped out and sheltering from the cold in ATM vestibules across New York City , as banks struggle to battle ' crime and vagrancy' that has run rampant at their branches.” The DailyMail is not the only one reporting on the rampant challenges in New York City right now. Fox5ny.com noted in the article, NYC banks locking up ATM vestibules to keep out homeless , “It is getting harder for some people to access ATMs at night in New York City because banks are reportedly locking up vestibules that house the cash machines due to problems with homeless people. From setting up makeshift shelters to using them to relieve themselves, ATM vestibules have become a nuisance problem at some Midtown Manhattan banks.” But New York City is not alone in dealing with rising crime, homelessness, and encampments being made in ATM lobbies. Claire Meyer states, in the article Coping with Vagrancy in ATM Vestibules from asisonline.org, “Richard Mercuri, CPP, corporate security director for a northeastern U.S. bank and a member of the ASIS Banking and Financial Services Community Steering Committee , tells Security Management that the number of homeless people who had to be removed from ATM vestibules in his organization’s network tripled over the past two years.” Banks and financial institutions are turning to locking their doors early and limiting access to their banks. The article Banks in New York City to Shutter ATMs Overnight to Keep Out the Homeless by Kurt Stolz from frequentbusinesstraveler.com mentions that, “A number of banks are quietly locking the doors to their ATM lobbies before midnight and reopening them in the early morning hours. The action is being taken as part of an effort to keep homeless people from encamping in the ATM lobbies, some using the lobby as a public toilet and as a place to take drugs, which is creating a safety hazard for both customers and bank employees.” This solution affects customers' ability to deposit or withdraw on their own schedule. A person who works unusual hours and wants to deposit or withdraw in the middle of the night will now have a problem doing so, and people who work late and can’t get to the bank until it’s later at night just to find that it is closed causes a negative impact on the customer experience, as well cash flow. Is there another solution? The answer: Parabit Access Control System . Control who enters your facility and when. Delivering the infrastructure for security & compliance as well as innovative applications of Mobile & Bluetooth® Technology. From 24-hour managed access to complex initiatives, the ACS-1EUL provides critical components that enhance customer experience and improve business performance. HARDWARE The Parabit MMR (multi-media reader) and MMRC (multi-media reader contactless) are the class-leading, industry standards for ATM lobbies/vestibules, branches, and general retail businesses. With remote facility monitoring and management, physical overlay & RFID skimmer detection, remote loitering detection, single customer/group access loitering detection, the ability to block NFC cards, mobile wallet, and wearable tech credentials , and so much more, the Parabit ACS solution will provide you with the ability to keep your branches open and keep out vagrants and unwanted loitering. View the Retail Customer Access Control Brochure here. Facility sensors give you the information you need about your facility. Use these sensors to automate functions like lighting or lobby access , set customized alerts for events like loitering or door ajar , and control your lobby remotely with integrated shutdown support. SINGLE CUSTOMER ACCESS The high-definition Active Presence Detector is used to monitor and detect activity within an ATM Lobby. Use it in conjunction with an automatic door lock to limit the number of people allowed in the lobby at a time. Mounting the unit to the ceiling prevents blind spots, and the sensor width can be calibrated as to not be activated by activity outside the lobby. LOITERING DETECTION By combining the door sensor and active presence detector, you can detect individuals who may be overstaying their welcome. This can trigger a silent alert to security personnel to check on the area, offer a verbal warning if integrated with a speaker system, and more. DOOR SUPERVISION & REMOTE LOCKDOWN The door sensor is an integral part of a complete sensor security solution. It may seem simple, but it's the best way to ensure that the door is closed when it's supposed to be and is crucial to any automatic or remote lockdown routines. Past that, it alerts you if the door is ajar, which may mean it is being propped open or held open by a visitor. It can work in conjunction with Active Presence Detection to know if visitors are loitering and let you know how many visitors you have in a day and help limit the number of people in the lobby at any one time. An open or unlocked door is the leading cause of an unsafe remote banking environment. When a customer or staff member cannot open the lobby doors, override the locking system, exit the lobby, or engage with self-service equipment , a text and or an email is sent. SOFTWARE: ACS SOFTWARE SUITE ON PREM ACS Enterprise® supports remote facilities monitoring and management for branches with ACS-1EUL installations. Remotely program and manage ATM lobbies and self-service banking terminals around the globe. Download brochure. MMR® MOBILE APP SDK Mobile devices – from smartphones to wearable tech such as smartwatches help simplify everyday tasks. When the Parabit Mobile App SDK is integrated with a financial institution’s mobile banking App, it allows customers to access a tellerless branch or an ATM lobby during branch after hours. Download brochure. ACS SOFTWARE SUITE AS SaaS SaaS ACS Software Suite is now provided as Software as a Service (SaaS). The SaaS solution provides rapid deployment of our supervised remote managed ACS-1EUL-MMR-BT Access Control solution.​ Download brochure. For more information or a quote email sales@parabit.com or fill out our contact form here . Visit the Access Control page here to view all products.

Seamlessly integrating innovative digital signage and modular solutions for an unmatched passenger experience. Design, Monitoring, Servicing, Updating and More. With Parabit's cutting-edge digital signage and modular products, create a truly immersive and efficient passenger experience. Mix and match versatile Modular Welcome Center Elements with Parabit's innovative digital signage solutions to craft Welcome Centers that exceed expectations.   Enhance visitor engagement with Digital Totems showcasing breathtaking 360-degree visuals, animations, and videos. These eye-catching displays not only capture attention but also create memorable experiences for every passenger.   Seamlessly integrate Parabit's sleek digital displays and kiosks into a Modular Welcome Center setup. Visitors can easily navigate through rich multimedia content, from stunning high-resolution images and captivating videos to essential terminal maps and emergency messaging. With centralized communication options, including Handset, Handsfree, and Mobile video, audio, and text communication, passengers can stay connected and informed throughout their journey.   Parabit's digital signage and modular products open up limitless possibilities. Craft Welcome Centers that not only adhere to ADA and NDAA standards but also redefine the benchmark for delivering a world-class passenger-visitor experience.    Contact sales@parabit.com or call +1 516.378.4800 today to request a quote or ask a question!