Access Control

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People Management

People management using access control is a method of managing the movement and access of people in and out of a facility, and within specific areas of that facility. It involves the use of access control systems, such as card readers, biometric scanners, or other authentication methods, to grant or restrict access to different areas of the facility based on a person’s clearance level, role, or other relevant factors.

Mobile Access

Mobile access refers to the ability to use a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, as a credential for accessing secured areas. It utilizes technologies like Bluetooth, NFC, or QR codes to authenticate and grant access.

Benefits:

Convenience. Users can carry their access credentials on their mobile devices, eliminating the need for physical cards, or key fobs.
Enhanced security. Enables additional authentication factors, such as biometrics
Remote management of access privileges

Physical Credentials

Physical credentials refer to traditional access cards of key fobs that are issued to individuals for access control purposes. These physical items contain encrypted information that identifies and grants access to authorized individuals.

Benefits:

Ease of use. They can be easily carried and presented for access.
Tangible identification.
Can be easily deactivated or reissued in case of loss or theft.

Biometric Readers

Biometric readers are advanced access control devices that use unique physical characteristics for secure and convenient authentication, eliminating the need for access cards or keys.

Benefits:

Enhanced security and Convenience. Biometrics uses unique biological traits for authentication, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and users don’t need to carry access cards or remember PIN codes.

PIN code Readers

PIN code readers, require users to input a personal identification number (PIN) for access, providing a cost-effective and flexible solution for authentication in various environments.

Benefits:

Cost-effective and Flexible. PIN Code Readers are easy to manage and update PIN code codes. They are user-friendly and can be quickly deployed in multiple areas, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Turnstiles

Turnstiles are mechanical or electronic barriers designed to allow or restrict the flow of people through an entrance or exit point. They often feature rotating arms or gates that allow only one person to pass through at a time.

Benefits:

Improved crowd management. Regulate the flow of people and prevent unauthorized access.
Enhanced security. Ensure that only one person enters or exits at a time, reducing the risk of tailgating or unauthorized entry.

Airport Immigration Barriers

Airport immigration barriers are specifically designed access control barriers used at immigration checkpoints in airports. These barriers typically include gates, turnstiles, or electronic gates that separate the international arrivals area from the restricted areas of the airport.

Benefits:

Controlled access to the country. Ensure that only authorized individuals pass through immigration checkpoints.
Enhanced security. Prevent unauthorized entry and help streamline the immigration process by managing the flow of travelers.

Visitor Management

Visitor management refers to the processes and systems in place to track, monitor, and control the access of visitors to a facility. It involves registering visitors, issuing temporary credentials, and monitoring their movements within the premises.

Benefits:

Enhanced security. Ensure that only authorized visitor have access to specific areas.
Maintain an organized and professional environment
Improve visitor experience
Enable effective emergency evacuation procedures. Keep an accurate record of visitors present on-site.

Software

Genetec Security Center - Synergis

Synergis is a comprehensive security management software solution that combines video surveillance, access control, and license plate recognition systems into a unified platform. It allows organizations to centrally manage their security operations, monitor events in real-time, and respond quickly to incidents. The software provides advanced features such as identity management, alarm management, and video analytics, enabling efficient security management and improved situational awareness.

Choose Synergis if you need:
(1) A comprehensive security management software solution whose primary focus is video surveillance
(2) Advanced video analytics capabilities
(3) Seamless integration with various third-party systems and devices

*Genetec ALPR is currently not available in the Philippines

Software House CCURE 9000

Software House CCURE 9000 is a powerful access control and event management software suite. It offers advanced security features for managing and monitoring access to facilities, ensuring the safety and security of people and assets. CCURE 9000 enables organizations to integrate various security subsystems, such as video surveillance, intrusion detection, and visitor management, providing a comprehensive security management solution. The software offers scalability, flexibility, and robust reporting capabilities, making it suitable for small to large-scale applications.

Choose Software House CCURE 9000 if you need:
(1) A comprehensive security management software solution whose primary focus is access control and event management
(2) Robust features for managing access points, monitoring access events and integrated different security subsystems within the Software House brand

AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry

Axis Camera Station Secure Entry is an integrated access control and video management software solution. It combines Axis network cameras and Axis network door controllers to provide a unified platform for managing access control and video surveillance. The software allows users to monitor and control access points, view live and recorded video, and manage alarms and events from a single interface. Axis Camera Station Secure Entry offers seamless integration, intuitive user interface, and advanced features such as video verification, making it an efficient solution for securing entry points.

Choose AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry if you need:
(1) To focus on the integration of Axis network cameras and door controllers for access control and video management.

ASIS Technologies IBSS.web

ASIS Technologies IBSS.web is an intelligent building security software that integrates various security systems and devices to provide centralized control and monitoring. It encompasses access control, video surveillance, alarm management, and other security functionalities into a unified platform. IBSS.web enables real-time monitoring, allowing organizations to enhance security operations and respond effectively to incidents. The software offers flexibility, scalability, and integration capabilities, making it suitable for diverse security environments.

Choose ASIS Technologies IBSS.web if you need:
(1) Integration of multiple security systems, including access control and video surveillance into a unified platform.
(2) Centralized control, monitoring, and reporting for enhanced building security.

Enhanced Security

Access control systems provide an added layer of security by allowing only authorized personnel into restricted areas. This helps to prevent theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access to sensitive information.

Improved Safety

By limiting access to certain areas, access control systems can help to improve safety by reducing the risk of accidents, injuries, and other hazards.

Increased Accountability

Access control systems keep track of who enters and exits different areas of the facility, providing a record of employee movement. This helps to ensure that employees are accountable for their actions, and can help to deter theft or other misconduct.

Flexible Access

Access control systems can be customized to allow different levels of access for different employees or groups of employees. This can help to ensure that only those who need access to specific areas are granted it, while others are restricted.

Traffic Management

Traffic management refers to the systematic control and regulation of the movement of individuals or vehicles within a specific area or facility. It involves the integration of access control technologies, such as gates, barriers, turnstiles, and parking systems, to efficiently manage the flow of authorized personnel and vehicles while ensuring security and safety.

Through the integration of access control systems, traffic management allows for the effective monitoring and control of access points, enabling the seamless movement of authorized individuals while preventing unauthorized entry. It facilitates the enforcement of access policies, visitor management, and the allocation of parking spaces. By integrating access control systems, organizations can streamline the entry and exit processes, optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, enhance security measures, and improve overall operational efficiency.

Fence Barriers

Fence barriers are physical barriers typically made of sturdy materials such as metal or wire mesh, used to enclose and secure a public area or a private perimeter. They provide a visual and physical deterrent to unauthorized access, helping to define boundaries and protect property. Fence barriers can be permanent structures or temporary installations and are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Toll and Boom Barriers

Boom barriers, also known as security gates or parking gates, are mechanical barriers that control the entry and exit of vehicles. They consist of a horizontal arm (boom) that cab be raised or lowered to allow or restrict vehicle access. Boom barriers are commonly used in parking lots, toll booths, and restricted areas to regulate traffic flow and enhance security.

Bollards

Bollards are short, sturdy posts typically made of metal or concrete that are installed in various locations to provide physical protection and control vehicle or pedestrian access. They can be either fixed or retractable. Bollards are commonly used to prevent vehicle intrusion, protect pedestrian areas, and safeguard buildings and infrastructure from potential threats or accidents.

Blockers

Blockers, also known as vehicle barriers or road blockers, are heavy-duty physical barriers designed to stop or block the movement of vehicles. They are typically installed in high-security areas or critical infrastructure locations where unauthorized vehicle access must be prevented. Blockers can be operated manually or automatically and are capable of withstanding significant impact forces, providing an effective deterrent against vehicle-borne threats.

Parking Management

Parking management refers to the systematic administration and control of parking facilities to efficiently utilize available parking spaces, enhance the parking experience, and ensure smooth traffic flow within parking areas. It involves the implementation of various strategies, technologies, and policies to effectively manage parking spaces, monitor occupancy, and enforce parking regulations.

Parking management systems typically include features such as automated ticketing, access control, and parking guidance systems. These systems help optimize parking utilization, enable convenient entry and exit for vehicles, and provide real-time information to drivers about available parking spaces. Additionally, parking management may involve the implementation of payment systems, permit management, enforcement measures, and advanced analytics to enhance operational efficiency and improve revenue generation.

Parking Guidance System

A parking guidance system is a technology-driven solution that helps drivers find available parking spaces within a parking facility quickly and efficiently. It utilizes a network of sensors, signage, and real-time information to guide drivers to vacant parking spots. The system provides real-time data on parking occupancy, available spaces, and directions to optimize parking utilization and enhance the overall parking experience.

Benefits:

Improved user experience: Drivers can easily locate available parking spaces, reducing the time spent searching for a spot and minimizing frustration
Increased parking efficiency: The system maximizes parking capacity by guiding drivers to underutilized areas and reducing traffic congestion within the parking facility.
Time and fuel savings: Drivers can save time and fuel by quickly finding an available parking space, leading to more efficient parking process.
Enhanced revenue generators: By optimizing parking utilization, the system can potentially increase revenue for parking facility operators.

Pay Parking System

A pay parking system refers to a comprehensive solution that enables user to pay for parking their vehicles in a structured and organized manner. It typically involves the use of parking meters, payment kiosks, mobile applications, or online platforms for collecting parking fees from users. The system may incorporate various payment methods, such as cash, credit cards, mobile wallets, or prepaid parking cards.

Benefits:

Convenient payment options: Users have the flexibility to choose their preferred payment method, including cashless options, making the payment process more convenient and seamless.
Efficient revenue collection: The system automates the collection of parking fees, reducing the need for manual payment handling and enhancing revenue tracking and reporting for parking operators.
Improved enforcement: Pay parking systems often include features such as ticketing and enforcement capabilities, enabling effective monitoring of parking compliance and enforcement of parking regulations.
Enhanced parking management: By implementing a pay parking system, parking facility operators can gain better control over parking occupancy, generate revenue, and improve overall parking management efficiency.

Integrated Access Control System

Unlocking Security and Efficiency

An integrated access control system is a comprehensive solution that combines various technologies and components to manage and control access to a facility or restricted areas within it. It typically involves the integration of access control software, electronic locks, card readers, biometric devices, and other security systems into a unified platform. The system allows authorized individuals to gain entry while preventing unauthorized access, ensuring the security and safety of the premises.

Overall, an integrated access control system helps organizations maintain a secure environment, protect assets, prevent unauthorized access, and streamline security operations, ultimately ensuring the safety of people and property.

DOAS: Destination Oriented Allocation System

Destination-oriented allocation system is a smart elevator control system that optimizes the allocation and movement of elevators based on the desired destination floors of passengers. Instead of traditional elevator systems that stop at every floor, destination-oriented allocation systems analyze the input from passengers and assign them to specific elevators that will efficiently take them to their desired floors, minimizing travel time and improving overall elevator performance. This system improves passenger experience, reduces waiting and travel times, and increases the handling capacity of elevators in high-rise buildings.

FR Time & Attendance and Access Control

Face recognition access control is a biometric security technology that uses facial recognition algorithms to authenticate and grant access to individuals. It works by capturing and analyzing unique facial features of individuals, such as the shape of the face, distance between facial landmarks, and other facial attributes. This technology compares the captured face with a database of authorized faces and grants access if a match is found. Face recognition access control provides a secure and contactless method of access control, offering convenience, accuracy, and enhanced security by eliminating the need for physical credentials or passwords.

Enhanced Security

By integrating various security components, such as access control, video surveillance, and alarms, the system provides a layered security approach, deterring and mitigating potential security threats.

Centralized Management

An integrated access control system allows for centralized management and administration of access rights, user profiles, and security settings. This simplifies the management process, reduces administrative tasks, and ensures consistency across the facility.

Access Flexibility

The system offers flexible access control options, including card-based access, biometric authentication, or a combination of both. This enables organizations to tailor access methods to their specific needs and security requirements.

Real-time Monitoring and Reporting

The system provides real-time monitoring and reporting capabilities, allowing security personnel to track access events, generate reports, and respond promptly to any security incidents or breaches.

Scalability and Integration

Integrated access control systems are designed to scale and accommodate the evolving security needs of an organization. They can integrate with other systems such as time and attendance, visitor management, or HR systems, streamlining operations and enhancing overall efficiency.

HID Global

HID Global is a leading provider of secure identity solutions, offering a comprehensive range of products and services that encompass identity verification, access control, and secure issuance technology, helping organizations worldwide create trusted and personalized experiences for their customers, employees, and users.

Genetec Synergis

Genetec Synergis is a sophisticated access control system designed to elevate security measures for organizations, seamlessly integrating with various security systems and offering advanced features such as real-time monitoring, identity management, and intuitive user interfaces, ensuring efficient control and protection of physical spaces.

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