Governments and organizations have to safeguard their properties, data, and people from unauthorized access. Conventionally, restriction of access to critical infrastructure, information, and other assets was to erect physical barriers such as fences and gates.
While physical fencing and access control are effective ways to define boundaries and restrict access, physical fence lines can be costly and time-consuming to install, and access can be compromised. Physical fences and access control software/systems are prone to breaches, and when used alone, they may not be an effective way to:
- Support security and safety along national borders
- Prevent threats and intrusions
- Secure buildings and public spaces
- Safeguard critical infrastructure
- Detect and track potential threats in real-time
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26 янв 2023
