ACCESS control for physical security

1. Access Control

2. Introduction
In a high-end village, ensuring robust access control is paramount. As we
safeguard our residents, their property, and sensitive information, we must
implement effective measures and procedures. This presentation outlines the key
components of access control, its importance, and practical steps for the
community.
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3. Physical Access Control
Is a critical component in safeguarding entry points and maintaining
security.
1. Preventing Unauthorized Entry: Physical access control acts as a
barrier, ensuring that only authorized individuals gain access to
specific areas.
2. Deterrence: access control serve as a deterrent to potential criminals.
Knowing that stringent measures are in place discourages
unauthorized access and reduces security risks.
3. Maintaining a Secure Environment: by controlling who enters a space,
organizations can maintain a secure environment. This is crucial for
protecting valuable assets and ensuring the safety of individuals within
the premises.
4. Record Keeping: access control systems provide a record of entry and
exit. This audit trail helps track who accessed specific areas and when,
aiding investigators and accountability.

4. Vehicle Access Control
Refers to the practice of regulating and managing the entry of
vehicles into specific areas, properties, or facilities. Whether it’s a
parking lot, a gated community, a commercial building, or an
industrial site, effective vehicle access control ensures that only
authorized vehicles can enter and exit.
1. Basic Vehicle Access Control:
• Sticker Badge – a sticker is installed in the vehicle
• Authorized List – a list of licensed plate of vehicles authorized
access
• Barrier Control – if the vehicle is authorized, the barriers opens
automatically
2. Non-resident Vehicle Access Control – for non-residents vehicles,
confirmation to the residents permission before access will be
granted and issuance of vehicle pass in exchange of valid
identification card of the driver.

5. Procedures for Access
Control
Visitor Management
Implementing strict registration
and identification procedures for
all visitors.
Establishing clear policies and
mechanisms for employee
access to different areas.
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Employee Access

6. Physical Access Control
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Perimeter Security
• Fencing
• Gates
• And surveillance
Guarded Entrances
• Manned Checkpoints with ID verification
Visitor Management
• Log Visitors and Issue temporary passes

7. Security Measures
Physical Security Employee Training
Deploying measures such as
surveillance cameras and
security personnel to protect
premises.
Providing education on security
protocols and best practices to
all employees.
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8. ID Scheme for Visitors and Workers
Visitor ID Employee Badges
Access Control
Credentials
Issuing unique identification for
visitors to monitor and control
their access.
Assigning specific identification
badges to employees according
to their roles and access
permissions.
Utilizing advanced
authentication methods to
secure access to restricted areas.

9. Handling Violators
Consequences Enforcement
Defining penalties and actions to
be taken in the event of a
security breach or violation.
Establishing a system for
enforcing security policies and
addressing violations promptly.
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10. Conclusion
Importance of Access
Control
Continuous
Improvement
Overall Security
Strategy
Effective access control is vital
for safeguarding assets,
employees, and sensitive
information.
Consistently reviewing and
enhancing access control
measures is crucial for adapting
to evolving security threats.
Access control is an integral part
of a comprehensive security
strategy that requires ongoing
attention and investment.