| "The baiMobile™ Common Access Card (CAC) reader is designed for Windows Mobile™-based devices such as the Palm® Treo™ smartphone." |
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Wireless DoD Smart Card Reader
The baiMobile™ Common Access Card (CAC) reader is engineered for Windows Mobile™ based devices such as the Palm® Treo™, Motorola MOTO Q™ 9, Samsung BlackJack II and AT&T (HTC) Tilt™. This secure wireless solution permits the mobile user to perform the same smart card authentication functions on a smartphone that are available on a desktop PC. It allows authorized personnel to digitally sign and encrypt/decrypt email and documents, CAC authenticate to secure web sites, portals and servers, and protected databases. The reader also functions as a badge holder with the printed identification features of the card exposed for visual inspection, as seen below. |
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| The reader's radio functions are only enabled when the CAC is firmly inserted into the reader. AES encryption is provided for all data transferred between reader and smartphone. The baiMobile™ solution meets NSA and DISA security requirements for secure Bluetooth communications. |
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baiMobile™ Enabling CAC Middleware
baiMobile™ CAC middleware, resident on the smartphone, enables Windows Mobile™ 5.0 and 6.x based platforms to authenticate mobile CAC users. The baiMobile™ solution has been integrated and used with other Windows Mobile™ security providers such as Motorola Good Technologies Group and Trust Digital, Inc. for secure messaging, data at rest encryption and mobile VPN.
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