SENTRILLION views Identity Management as a central tenet of our strategy of protecting physical, information technology, and human assets. Whether it’s physical or logical access, there is a requirement for correct and minimally intrusive identity verification.

SENTRILLION is an early leader in identity management by designing, engineering, installing and maintaining the first registered traveler program at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).  This solution was SENTRILLION’s response to a request from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to assist in providing a secure, and minimally intrusive, solution for US citizen border crossings at remote, infrequently staffed ports of entry in Maine.  Because many US citizens along the Maine border choose to shop, socialize and worship on the Canadian side of the border, SENTRILLION developed the Remote Port Entry Program (RPEP) solution, to afford citizens the flexibility to cross the border at their convenience while continuing to maintain the security requirements for a post 9/11 world.

RPEP utilizes an HSPD-12 compliant smart card that a verified citizen can use to remotely authenticate themselves to a regional CBP command center. Once authenticated, CBP can approve the citizen to cross the border, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

SENTRILLION’s Identity Management qualifications include:

• Biometrics

• HSDP-12 Compliance

• Physical and Logical Identity Access Control

• Knowledge Based Authentication

• Domestic Public Records

• International Public records

• Open Source analysis

• Covert Identity Management and Control