Veridin Introduce New Facility Access Control Security Systems For Personnel Tracking
Apr 5, 2017
Veridin has introduced the next generation of facility access control security systems, offering keycard and biometric systems for personnel tracking and security stratification.
Ontario, Canada - April 5, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Security is an essential concern for every business. In many industries, there is a need for separation between different departments, and controlled access to certain resources and materials. Traditionally this has meant an overburdened keychain, and more recently an ever-lengthening string of different access codes for different areas, causing errors for staff and vulnerabilities to potential thieves and infiltrators. Veridin is an integrated security systems provider based in Toronto, and is now offering the latest in facility access control using stratified keycards and biometric approaches.
The new advanced systems include electronic keycard systems which can be programmed to give each member of staff their own distinct access privileges to different areas of the business. Keycards still present some vulnerability to theft, so advanced systems utilizing biometrics have also been introduced, recognising anything from fingerprints and irises to palm prints and vascular patterns, making it all but impossible for imposters to gain access.
In addition to these systems, there is a convenient Bluetooth enabled access scanner available that can allow permissions to be uploaded to the employees work phone. All technological solutions have vulnerabilities, which is why the company also offers offline locks as a redundancy, tailored to the specific needs and requirements of each business.
A spokesperson for Veridin explained, “We are thrilled to be able to introduce these new facility access control security systems for businesses across all industries. As a leader in enterprise security, we are always looking for ways in which to provide the very latest and best integrated systems to our clients. Access control, both for entry to buildings and within them, is a key element of contemporary security best-practices, which is why we have researched, identified and adopted the best systems currently available. We have ensured these new approaches will integrate fully with our other security systems, to ensure maximum peace of mind for clients.”
About Veridin: A leader in enterprise level security since they were established in 1991, Veridin has designed integrated security systems for organizations throughout North America. The company has gained a reputation for technologically advanced security solutions including systems integration, CCTV, Access Control, IP enabled systems and more. Veridin help clients minimize their risk exposure and provide the safest possible business environment.
Contact Info:
Name: Colin Doe
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Veridin
Address: 245 Matheson Bl E, Mississauga, ON L4Z 3C9, Canada
Phone: 905-568-9100
For more information, please visit http://www.veridin.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 183484
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