Access Control

Access Control

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Access control refers to the methods and techniques used to restrict or manage access to a specific area or resource within a facility. This can include physical barriers like fences or gates, as well as electronic systems such as keypads, cards, or biometric scanners. Access control systems are designed to ensure that only authorized individuals are granted entry, while keeping unauthorized individuals out. These systems are crucial for maintaining security and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive areas. Access control systems help businesses and organizations protect their assets and information by regulating who can enter and exit a facility.