Boon Edam Inc., a globally renowned provider in security entrances and architectural revolving doors, has announced a new BoonTV event, ‘The Key to Closing the Biggest Gap in Physical Security: Unauthorised Entry’.
BoonTV event - webinar
In this event, JC Powell, Vice President of Sales at Boon Edam, reveals the assumptions and misconceptions around entrance security in physical security planning and how to effectively bring reliable entrance control to a facility to avoid costly risks and liabilities.
Three inputs for controlling access to a facility
The BoonTV episode begins by addressing the audience with two fundamental questions:
- Do homeowners know who is in their building at any given time?
- How many unauthorised people are acceptable in a facility?
Importance of controlling access in premises
These two questions set the stage for reinforcing the importance of controlling access
These two questions set the stage for reinforcing the importance of controlling access and introducing three inputs for effectively monitoring who is in a building at all times: People, Process and Technology.
JC Powell will then provide examples of how organisations must balance all three inputs, and explain how technology (the combination of access control systems, security entrances, biometrics, cameras, etc.) directly alleviates the pressure on both people and process.
Scalable Security: three levels of entrance capabilities
Next, the episode introduces the concept of ‘Scalable Security’, which helps the security professional select the right entrance type for each area of their building, based on the entrance's true capabilities related to tailgating mitigation - Deter, Detect, or Prevent.
The true capability of an entrance will have a direct impact to the inputs of physical security, the People, Process and adjacent Technologies. Real-life case studies are shared that reveal the mistakes organisations have made before landing on the best entrance solution for their true needs.
The future of the entry post COVID-19
The webinar concludes with a short discussion around the impacts of the current pandemic. JC Powell will share how he sees the future of the entry based on his discussions with industry consultants, integrators and end users, including discussions around touchless entry, thermal cameras and antimicrobial finishes and films.
- Network / IP
- IP video surveillance
- Electronic security systems
- Residential security systems
- Physical security
- Perimeter security
- Security management
- Security policy
- Security monitoring system
- Security access systems
- Network monitoring
- Electronic access control
- Intrusion detection
- Facility security
- Network cameras
- Door security
- Door access control
- Security software
- IP Surveillance
- Thermal imaging
- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
- IP security solutions
- Security communication
- Integration software
- Perimeter protection
- Corporate Security
- Indoor Security
- Home Security Systems
- Mobile access
- Video surveillance
- Smart home
- COVID-19
- Touchless Security
