Access Control Plan

Planning your physical security is all about who, when & how
you’ll let Them into your premises.

24/7 notification & remotely control

Control your building & house
Intrusion Auto Notification

Professional & enterprise access control system

Centralized system up-to 6000 door
Evacuation integrated system

Access Control

A.C. New Technology Features:

*Identification & recognition by Surveillance Cameras

*Remotely control from any where

*Face Recognition Terminals

*Biometric Machines

*Standalone Readers

*Centralized System up-to 600 doors

*Integration with Fire alarm for auto evacuation plan

*Intrusion Notification

*Visitors control remotely

Various access control examples can be found in the security systems in our doors, key locks, fences, biometric systems, motion detectors, badge system..etc

Door Access Control for Villas & Hotels

A lot of manufactures , one guaranteed installer
With Techurity your doors are safe 100%

Control Methods

Identification

The primary aim of an access control system is protecting your building or a restricted area from unauthorized access. The access control system also controls the movement of individuals using the building. Hence, the access control system makes it possible for you to determine the identity of any person that enters the building, or accesses any of the secure or restricted areas within the building.

Authentication

Once the access control system identifies an individual, it is important that the person’s identity is authenticated. This will help ensure that only the right individuals are granted access into the building or area.

Authorization

After the system authenticates the individual’s identity successfully, building access control systems will be able to grant the person, access to the building or other secure or restricted areas, depending on the specified criteria.

Why use an access control system instead of keys?

Mechanical keys are the simplest form of physical access control and the method many smaller organizations use.

Even for a small company, however, using mechanical keys has several flaws and limitations – especially as an organization gets bigger.
Below are just some of the problems presented by using keys:

People lose keys
If someone loses a key, you need to replace the lock to make sure the lost key can’t be misused. You then need to distribute new keys to everyone who needs access to that door.

Keys don’t leave an audit trail
You can’t see if and when someone’s used a key, so you don’t know who’s entered or at what time.

Keys are difficult to manage
If someone needs to enter many different buildings and rooms, they’ll need a large number of keys, which are inconvenient to carry and use. It can be difficult to remember which key is for which door, but it’s too much of a security risk to label them.

Increase your control and security of any building

By using an electronic access control system, you can avoid the downsides of using mechanical keys and also gain much more control.
Our system insures the highest scale of security against
electricity cut-outs, vandalism, cyber-attacks

System will manage:

Who has access
You may, for example, only want to allow automatic access to employees. Whereas you’d like visitors and contractors to report to the reception desk on arrival.

Which doors they have access to
You may want only some people to enter certain areas. For example, you only want technicians to be allowed in your labs.

What times they can gain access
Contractors and junior staff may only be allowed access during their standard shift pattern, whereas senior staff can enter the building at any time.

Under which conditions they’re allowed access
For example, you may set your system so contractors are only allowed access if it shows they’ve presented their certification.