Ensure only authorised personnel are entering your building while keeping unauthorised personnel out. Can also monitor when personal are entering and exiting the building too.

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• Video door entry systems provide audio-visual verification. They allow security personnel to both see and speak to those wanting to access the property. They are often used on an exterior door.

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• Cards or key fobs can be swiped against a machine or tapped against a reader. This is a common way to increase office security, as they allow staff to come and go, but protect unwanted intruders from being able to access office assets, data and hard drives. Mobile devices are also now being used, with credentials stored securely on an employee’s or visitor’s smartphone device.

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• Keypads require codes to permit access. Permitted personnel will be given the correct code and will have the freedom to enter and leave the site when they need.

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• Unfortunately, keypads are at the risk of codes being shared between permitted and non-permitted visitors, which is why biometric door entry systems can bolster security efforts. They read biological or physical features, such as fingerprints and retinal scans.

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