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Cyber security

How access control systems can keep your business secure

Being aware of the dangers that could plague your business, campus, building or organisation is essential towards taking the measures to mitigate dangers

By Editorial team | Updated November 27, 2021 (Published 31/7/2018)

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In the past, companies and institutions have used CCTV and security personnel to do what they can do reduce or eliminate the possibility of external threats or disaster. But these are not always effective and have the potential to be compromised either by distraction, destruction or a lack of manpower to adequately carry out security tasks.

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To combat this, access control systems have been adopted by many companies in an effort to centralise security measures and offer greater and more effective protection against any and all physical and cyber security threats.

The issues businesses face

Your business can have the highest walls, the strongest revolving doors and the most sophisticated technology to prevent burglaries, system hacks and similar issues, but there will always be someone who is able to breach these measures and cause damage to your operations that could prove ruinous.

Typical businesses will take measures that ensure employee, information and customer safety when on-site such as dedicated key cards, password-protected networks and alarm systems. However, these methods are not always without their disadvantages as key cards can be lost, passwords hacked and alarm systems fail or be disabled. All of these can contribute to security and safety issues within your business.

Why access control systems can help

With access control systems, you are able to keep everything in order from one dedicated location. For businesses with large campuses, this is vital in having eyes everywhere at once and being able to shutdown areas remotely without needing to hire additional staff. This can be achieved through cloud technology which allows for the system to be accessed anywhere for the most convenience and unparalleled control.

This technology is further enhanced by providing extra security and can adopt facial recognition technology to determine exactly who is trying to access your building. Along with codes or cards, this can act as two-factor authentication to increase protection and ensure the best protection for your business.

Don’t wait any longer

Many places believe that ‘It will not happen to me’ and so will neglect to adopt these technologies for their company. While you never want to think you will be targeted, this is not the case and there is no discrimination when it comes to exploiting businesses or organisations.

By not integrating access control systems into your place of work, you run the risk of being targeted and suffering the consequences as well as potentially wasting money in the long run, which could be used to introduce the most sophisticated systems you can and prevent further problems.

Control confirmed

Integrating access control systems into your workplace can prove to be highly beneficial for you, your employees and clients as well as your finances.

By adapting the technological possibilities of the modern world, you will remain ahead of the curve and ensure that whatever sensitive information remains secure as well as providing peace of mind to anyone spending time in your business and guaranteeing unrivalled protection against outside threats.

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