Cadec Corporation, a provider of onboard logistics management to the transportation industry, is now the exclusive North American distributor of Secureseal products.
Secureseal is a division of the OEM Group Ltd., and a leading provider of security devices to the European transportation industry.
The world's first mechanical reusable seal incorporating a random number generator, Secureseal was introduced in the United Kingdom in 1997 and the North American market in November 2001. Cadec began the Cadec Certified Partners Program in 2001 to provide a set of standards and procedures for other vendors offering products that integrate with Cadec's Mobius TTS*, a high-powered onboard computer running on a Microsoft Windows CE platform.
Using a unique random number mechanism developed with gaming (slot) machine technology, Secureseal generates a new set of random numbers when the seal is closed. These numbers are recorded on a delivery manifest or through a Web-based program. If, upon delivery, the numbers do not match the numbers on the manifest, then it is evident the trailer door was opened and the delivery is no longer considered safe or secure.
The soon-to-be-released Secureseal.Data system sends time and date of trailer door openings via a transmitter in the trailer to an access point in the yard. A software program in the office alerts the attendant of the opening. In addition, Cadec plans to develop an integrated product that will provide a direct interface from Secureseal.Data to Cadec's Mobius TTS via a low-power wireless telemetry link. Using time, date and location stamping, an exact record of when and where a trailer door was opened will be stored. When integrated with real-time communication devices, dispatch and/or authorities can be alerted in the event of unauthorized trailer door openings.
Secureseal is a division of the OEM Group Ltd., and a leading provider of security devices to the European transportation industry.
The world's first mechanical reusable seal incorporating a random number generator, Secureseal was introduced in the United Kingdom in 1997 and the North American market in November 2001. Cadec began the Cadec Certified Partners Program in 2001 to provide a set of standards and procedures for other vendors offering products that integrate with Cadec's Mobius TTS*, a high-powered onboard computer running on a Microsoft Windows CE platform.
Using a unique random number mechanism developed with gaming (slot) machine technology, Secureseal generates a new set of random numbers when the seal is closed. These numbers are recorded on a delivery manifest or through a Web-based program. If, upon delivery, the numbers do not match the numbers on the manifest, then it is evident the trailer door was opened and the delivery is no longer considered safe or secure.
The soon-to-be-released Secureseal.Data system sends time and date of trailer door openings via a transmitter in the trailer to an access point in the yard. A software program in the office alerts the attendant of the opening. In addition, Cadec plans to develop an integrated product that will provide a direct interface from Secureseal.Data to Cadec's Mobius TTS via a low-power wireless telemetry link. Using time, date and location stamping, an exact record of when and where a trailer door was opened will be stored. When integrated with real-time communication devices, dispatch and/or authorities can be alerted in the event of unauthorized trailer door openings.
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