Bion addresses the following concerns in Access Control Systems:
Secure data encryption and it cannot be cloned easily.
Managed from a central location with zero down time and the system can scale with the needs of the organization.
Two-factor authentication offers advanced levels of physical security and is now a part of compliance requirements for many critical infrastructures. With the emergence of multi-modal readers that support key card, mobile, pin pad, and biometrics all in one, there is increasing availability of using two-factor authentication for wider deployments.
Face recognition is being used for touchless access control, replacing fingerprint access. A facial recognition access system provides the following:
Keeping a track of employee's attendance is vital to the efficiency of the business. Time & Attendance software efficiently sets the time management discipline, report and record keeping for enterprises.
Reports that can be generated with T & A Management Software are:
Effective security and access control systems require uninterrupted operation. When physical access control systems stop working, the entire operation is at risk. High availability solutions are necessary to ensure these essential systems remain operational and provide uninterrupted coverage. Bion offers high availability solutions that maintain high availability of physical access control systems with a comprehensive redundancy or fail over access control servers.
Database Security means to keep sensitive information safe and prevent the loss of data. Security of the database is controlled by Database Administrator (DBA). The security mechanism of DBMS must include some provisions for restricting access to the database by unauthorized users. Access control is done by creating user accounts and to control the login process by the DBMS.
The server stores the access control system’s data and permissions. This system decides to unlock a door for a specific user and tracks data for who enters and when. Servers can exist on a dedicated computer, a cloud-based service or in the card reader itself.