Access control systems are designed to control through a network and they should have an access to a network. It recognizes authenticates and authorizes entry of a person to enter into the premise thereby giving complete protection ensuring security with the system.
What does Access Control do?
Access control systems aim to control who has access to a building, facility, or a “for authorized persons only” area. This is typically carried out by assigning employees, executives, freelancers, and vendors to different types of groups or access levels. Everyone may be able to use their access cards to enter the main door but not to areas containing secure or privileged information.
Why do we need Access Control?
Beyond the obvious reason, physical security, there are several reasons a business or medical facility might need an access control system.
Components of Access Control Systems
Access control systems vary widely in types and levels of complexity; however, most card access control systems consist of at least three basic components:
User facing
Access cards, card reader and access control keypad.
Admin facing
Access management dashboard, integrations or API.
Infrastructure
Electric door lock hardware, access control panels, and access control servers.