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Jason Bohrer

Chief Executive Officer RightCrowd

With over 30 years of senior leadership in identity and access management, Jason brings a rare combination of global enterprise experience and deep technical fluency to RightCrowd. His career spans transformative roles at HID Global, CPI Card Group, Motorola, and Sentry Interactive — where he drove pivotal technology transitions including the adoption of smart card and mobile technologies in the global access control market and the shift to contactless EMV-based payments in the U.S. Prior to joining RightCrowd, Jason served as Executive Director of the Secure Technology Alliance and the U.S. Payments Forum, advancing secure identity standards across payments, identity, and access control industries. An inaugural member of the University of Chicago Executive Institute, he holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Texas.
Areas of Expertise
Physical Identity & Access Management (PIAM)
Smart Card & Mobile Credential Technology
Secure Technology Standards & Policy
Enterprise Identity Strategy
Zero Trust Physical Security
Physical Security Digital Transformation
Access Control Modernization
30+ yrs
Industry Experience
8
Posts Published
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Posts by Jason Bohrer

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2026 Security and Compliance Trends: A Forward-Looking Guide for Physical Security Leaders

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Why Physical Access Is the Missing Piece in Converged Security

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Why the Next Big Security Threat Isn’t Just Cyber – It’s the Gap Between Digital and Physical

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Transforming Physical Security: The Rise of Generative AI Co-Pilots

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The Convergence of Physical and Logical Access Control

Discover the benefits and challenges of integrating physical and logical access control systems for enhanced security and streamlined operations.

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Zero Trust for Physical Security

Hybrid work arrangements are now pushing companies to consider the implementation of least-privilege physical access, and modern physical identity and access management platforms to get back in control of identity lifecycle management. 

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