Access Control system

An access control system is a security solution that regulates and manages access to physical or digital resources within an organization. It allows authorized individuals to enter specific areas or use certain information systems while preventing unauthorized access. These systems typically utilize identification methods such as keycards, biometric scanners, PIN codes, or passwords to authenticate users. Access control systems provide security by enforcing policies and permissions, logging access attempts, and enabling administrators to monitor and manage access privileges efficiently. They are crucial for protecting sensitive information, assets, and facilities from unauthorized entry or misuse.