Keyscan
Access Control Systems: Keyscan offers a range of access control systems designed to control and manage entry and exit points within buildings. These systems typically include door controllers, card readers, keypads, biometric devices (such as fingerprint and facial recognition), and management software.
Door Controllers: Keyscan door controllers are central components of their access control systems. These controllers manage the communication between card readers, keypads, and other access control devices, controlling access to doors and entry points based on user permissions and access rules.
Card Readers and Credentials: Keyscan provides various card readers and credentials for user authentication. These include proximity card readers, smart card readers, and keypads for entering PIN codes. Keyscan also supports a range of credential formats, including proximity cards, key fobs, and mobile credentials.
Management Software: Keyscan’s access control software provides a centralized platform for managing access control systems. The software allows administrators to add and remove users, assign access levels, schedule access permissions, view activity logs, and generate reports. It may also support integration with other security systems for comprehensive security management.
Integration: Keyscan access control systems are designed to integrate with other security systems and building management systems, allowing for seamless operation and enhanced functionality. Integration options may include video surveillance, intrusion detection, elevator control, and HVAC systems.
Scalability and Flexibility: Keyscan’s access control solutions are scalable and adaptable to various applications, from small businesses to large enterprise environments. Whether it’s a single door or a multi-site installation, Keyscan provides solutions that can grow and evolve with the needs of the organization.
Cybersecurity: Keyscan prioritizes cybersecurity in its access control systems, implementing measures to protect against unauthorized access and cyber threats. This includes encryption protocols, secure authentication mechanisms, regular software updates, and adherence to industry best practices for cybersecurity.