SIA Honors Tony Diodato With 2021 SIA Standards Service Award
Diodato was instrumental in the development of SIA Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) version 2.2, which was released in December 2020.
Diodato was instrumental in the development of SIA Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) version 2.2, which was released in December 2020.
“OSDP is the secure communication standard of the future,” says Sean Singer, vice president of engineering at Princeton Identity.
Developed by SIA to improve security and interoperability, OSDP enables continuous monitoring that would identify failed, missing, malfunctioning or tampered readers.
This latest update to SIA OSDP fixes the majority of common implementation challenges faced by implementers of version 2.1.7.
A key specification in the journey to the Cloud is the Open Supervised Device Protocol, which improves security while adding real-world efficiencies.
The latest version of the Open Supervised Device Protocol standard will be listed by the International Electrotechnical Commission.
The Open Supervised Device Protocol importantly offers the option of secured communications between reader and controller.
OSDP Verified products will be displayed in the program’s product list and be able to use the SIA OSDP Verified mark in marketing materials.
For increased security, OSDP supports high-end 128-bit AES encryption to more effectively prevent the interception of data between modules and readers.
Diadato will serve as co-chair of the working group along with Steve Rogers, president of IQ Devices, a Carmel Valley, Calif.-based provider of identity management solutions.
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