Access Control
Pertaining to the growing demand and security concerns, access control has always been vital for every organization. Main objective of the Access Control is to begin with protect physical, IP and human assets. This requires restricting unauthorized people from reaching pre-defined areas. Moreover, the basic question of who, where and when with adequate flexibility and scalability needs to be addressed with door access control system.
To meet this requirement, an adaptive, modular, scalable and function-rich Access Control solution. It is designed to meet access control needs of any organization irrespective of its size, locations, layouts, and timings. In addition, a range of value-added features like Anti-Passback, 2-Person rule, First-In User, Blocked Users, Door Auto Re-lock, Guard Tour, Man-Trap and Smart Card based Identification ensures Fool-proof security of physical assets and safety of manpower.
Benefits
Highly Scalable & Reliable
With the growing demand of avoiding security threats and need for centralized control, comes the requirement of implementing reliable and highly scalable access control system.
Matrix provides rich, web based functionality that one can access from anywhere. Matrix Access Control system caters the need of all types of organizations, irrespective of their size. It is an IP based architecture with less wiring and supports up to 65,000 devices and one million users.
Advanced Access Control Features for sensitive area
2-Person Rule
Occupancy Control
Man Trap allows only one door to be open at once, hence other doors remain closed.
User, Zone and Time Based Access Control
User-Wise rack access
Data Centre security plays an important role in allowing access of data racks at the data centres. To ensure security, Matrix provides user-wise rack access, wherein a user shows biometric credentials to access the data centre. User is allowed to access their respective zones through the biometric authentication. As soon as the user has his or her credentials identified, a selection of accessible racks is displayed on a computer screen. Once the user selects a particular rack, only then the user will be granted access for a defined period.