Access Control and Perimeter Security

Access control and perimeter security are two important components of a comprehensive security strategy. Access control refers to the methods and systems used to restrict or control access to a physical space or resource, while perimeter security refers to the measures taken to protect the outer boundaries of a facility or property.

Access control can involve a range of technologies and techniques, such as key cards, biometric scanners, or PIN codes, to ensure that only authorized personnel are able to enter restricted areas. Access control systems can also track and monitor who is entering and leaving a facility, and when they are doing so.

Perimeter security, on the other hand, is focused on preventing unauthorized access to a facility or property from the outside. This can involve physical barriers, such as fences or walls, as well as sensors, alarms, and surveillance cameras to detect and deter intruders.

Together, access control and perimeter security can help organizations to protect their assets, employees, and customers from a range of security threats. These measures can also help to comply with regulatory requirements and prevent losses due to theft, vandalism, or other criminal activity. 

BT Group specialises in designing  security solutions that are tailored to your specific needs can regularly review and update the plan to ensure that it remains effective over time.

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