Access Control Definition
Access control is a security process that allows organizations to manage who is authorized to access resources and systems.
This system ensures that only users with proper permissions can access specific areas or devices through established policies.
What Are the Components of Access Control?
1. Authentication
Authentication is the initial process to verify the identity of users or entities before granting them access. Examples include access cards, PINs, or biometrics such as fingerprint and facial recognition.
2. Authorization
Authorization adds an extra layer of security after authentication. It determines access rights and permission levels granted to individuals or devices once their identity has been verified.
Cutting-edge Access Control with High Security
Investing in the right access control technology is central to the protection of people and assets. While property owners want their premises to be as open and welcoming as possible, maximum protection against unauthorized intruders is essential. Our access control solutions provide the perfect balance of open access and high security.
5 Reasons to Choose 3Code Access Control
Reliability
Best-in-class, most reliable access control solution available.
Future-proof
Future-proof investment, renowned manufacturer.
Powerful
Powerful hardware and software combination, development (in Indonesia).
Secure
Based on the latest encryption standards.
Support
Application advice and technical support from experts worldwide.
Designed for Every Type of Lock
Genea’s entirely cloud-based access control system is built to accommodate every type of lock. No matter what access control hardware you have in place, we’ve got you covered. Our system even works with elevators, turnstiles and parking gates.
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