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Our professional access control service, support, and monitoring will ensure that your business, no matter how big or small, is locked down and secure.
Access control systems provide residential and commercial properties with increased life safety and data protection against various intruders. The nature of your business, existing security procedures, and the number of system users can influence the type of access control you need. Homeowners and local businesses with fewer employees may prefer a user-friendly model, while large-scale corporations may require a more complex system.
With Wayne Alarm’s access control systems, only authorized individuals are granted entrance into your building. Different groups or access levels can be assigned based on a person’s role in your household or company. Similarly, the areas accessed by executives may vastly differ from those accessed by other employees, and both should have greater clearances than those given to vendors and freelancers.
While you’ll hopefully never have to lock down your facility, do you have a mechanism in place for doing so in the case of an emergency? Should a major disaster require you to quickly and entirely block access to your business, it’s nice to know there are business access control systems that can allow you to do it. Wayne Alarm Systems can install them for you to enjoy complete protection, even in extreme emergencies.
To be effective, reliable access control security systems for businesses need to be matched with a comprehensive intrusion detection system that will instantly let you know if someone tries to break into your business. We can design a system that will do just that and show you how to operate it so you can easily adjust security for your business as needed. Total connect options allow access control to be fully integrated with your other business or home security systems.
Video access control systems for businesses allow you to combine complete video monitoring of your facility with increased control over who comes in and out and when. Video surveillance systems help prevent strangers from entering the building undetected. You also ensure that people are only on the premises when they’re needed. With large groups of employees entering and leaving to fill multiple shifts, video surveillance can help you keep track of your workers.
One of the main benefits you’ll find with a business access monitoring system is the ability to know at a glance who’s in your facility and what areas they’re accessing. Even if you restrict access to certain employees, you can’t always control when an employee visits an area they’re authorized to enter. With a Wayne Alarm business access monitoring system, no one will ever be able to wander into an area of your facility where or when they don’t belong without you knowing about it. Allow only specially trained employees to access areas with valuable or dangerous equipment and know exactly when these entrances are triggered so that you can uncover the why.
You have a lot to keep track of as a busy business owner. To make the most out of your remote access control for a business facility, we allow you to call up reports detailing who has been where and when, so you’re covered even for those times when you’re unable to monitor your facility in real time. This technology can also be helpful for multi-property protection. If you own multiple homes or your business spans multiple buildings, an access control system will keep you aware of them all.
A building-wide access control system can benefit many households and business facilities. These systems may even be necessary for business security systems that handle highly confidential or sensitive information. Whether you’re a homeowner with an average household or a business owner overseeing hundreds of employees, you want to have peace of mind knowing they’re protected. An access control system ensures your family and staff members are safe while also securing any equipment, information, data or other valuable assets inside the building.
Access control is a form of electronic security used to identify authorized individuals and authenticate them for access. The essential components of an access control system include:
When adding access control to a home or business facility, you’ll want to start with the authorization phase. You can set the parameters of who, when and where access is authorized. The access management dashboard allows you to add new authorized entrants or restrict user access whenever necessary. While specific access control systems will enable you to grant permissions based on select roles, others offer fewer restrictions by assigning access based on the individual.
Access control readers and keypads give authorized members access to the premises. Everyone with authorization must receive established credentials that ensure the system recognizes them as an authorized entrant. Every credential is personalized with a specific user’s data. This way, you can trace all control doors’ lock access back to the associated user — including any unauthorized attempts or suspicious behaviors.
Access control systems provide residential and commercial properties with increased life safety and data protection against various intruders. The nature of your business, existing security procedures and the number of system users can influence the type of access control you need. Homeowners and local businesses with fewer employees may prefer a user-friendly model, while large-scale corporations may require a more complex system.
The three variations of access control include:
Your access control systems can utilize various credential types, including:
Keyless entry systems are often favored for their quick, contact-free design. Options like access cards, ID badges, and mobile apps can use proximity to prevent germ spread while maintaining adequate security. Hold your keyless entry credential two to six inches before an access control reader. It’ll identify the credential’s data, trace it back to the owner and send a request for the server network to unlock the door. Some access control systems use keypads instead of card readers and require PIN or biometrics to admit entrance.
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