Cards, tags and tokens

	Memory smartcards Fixed-function smartcards primarily for storing data, some with security features but generally without other on-board processing facilities.
	Fixed function microprocessor smartcards Fixed-function processor-based smartcards that can be used for various applications.
	Programmable smartcards Programmable smartcards that enable developers to create and load their own applications on the card.
	Smartcards for PKI applications Microprocessor-based smartcards that have the necessary functions and associated middleware available for applications including secure Windows logon, disk encryption and email signing.
	Smartcards for door access Smartcards specifically designed for use with door access systems.
	Contactless smartcards Cards with a contactless interface, including MIFARE and other ISO 14443/15693 technologies.
	Combined contact and contactless smartcards Smartcards with both contactless and contact interfaces.
	Smartcards with multiple chips/technologies Smartcards that have two or more different chips and/or technologies. Hybrid cards are typically used to enable convergence between multiple smartcard solutions, such as PKI security and door access systems.
	Contactless and NFC labels Labels and stickers with an embedded contactless chip, suitable for use in many different RFID and NFC applications.
	Contactless RFID and NFC tags Contactless tags suitable for many purposes including RFID, NFC and door access control.
	FIDO tokens for secure web authentication Hardware authentication tokens based on the FIDO standards for secure web-based authentication.