There are many types of security entrances that work very differently. So, which ones are the right one for you? It often depends on your industry or application. Now, you can learn from how others have deployed successfully before you buy.
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We're all seeing how building design is changing as a result of the recent pandemic. But, how do these changes impact the effectiveness of physical security measures, namely the ability to control unauthorized entry due to tailgating? As "touchless entry" and "social distancing" become more necessary in building designs, how will architects and security professionals alike address these changes while upholding building security?
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Hundreds of security professionals have installed the wrong entrance at their building. Don't make the same mistake! There are many diverse needs when it comes to controlling access points. Security entrances come in many forms. This free guide compares the different types of security entrances based on their capabilities to help you make the best choices throughout your facility or campus.
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Security entrances are the most effective tool for controlling the number and direction of people passing through an entrance. No other physical security solution can mitigate the threat of tailgating and piggybacking, provide effective access control, and add visual prestige to your entrances.
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As the leader of your organization, one of your main responsibilities is safety; for your employees, your property and your data. Security entrances protect all of these from breaches and attacks, which protects you from business and personal liability. As threats grow and regulations change, it's important to stay ahead of the risk and make sure your facility entrances are as secure as possible.
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Many industries are required to follow strict compliance regulations in order to mitigate risk. Not only does falling out of compliance increase your vulnerability to threats, it can also subject your organization to costly fines.
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How can you measure your risk of unauthorized entry? Until now, it's been virtually impossible. When it comes to security entrances, new analytics technologies (e.g. PSIM, IoT, etc.) are emerging, and it's becoming possible to use technology, combined with people, to tap into security entrance metrics as part of an overall physical security strategy.
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After you've determined that you are ready to implement security entrances as part of your physical security plan, you must decide just how MANY you'll need to handle building traffic. A miscalculation causes highly visible and impactful pileups during rush periods that can trigger complaints - undermining success of the project and your credibility.
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Not all security entrances work the same way. Their capabilities differ and, therefore, have an impact on an organization's overall anti-tailgating strategy in terms of capital outlay, manpower needed, annual operation costs, ROI and user education and preparation. In order to identify the appropriate security entrance for your organization, you must first know the specific security goals that you'd like to achieve.

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In this whitepaper you will read about a shift in monitoring and tracking technology combined with physical security installations in Class A office buildings, increased levels of security on the ground floor, and physical security entrances emerging in upper levels of the building vs. only the ground floor.
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We've installed thousands of entry solutions, talked to end users all over the world and have developed a comprehensive process for choosing the right security entrance - S.T.A.RT.S.S. We've come to observe that certain organizations will consider some of the decision criteria quite well but leave out one or two factors. When forgetting or ignoring any one of the criteria, you can end up with a security entrance that doesn't address the needs of your organization.
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We asked over 3,000 end users, security consultants and integrators to share their perceptions about the risk of tailgating into their facilities. The survey consisted of 8 multiple choice questions with comments available for certain questions.
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Today, many companies build their own mantrap vestibules. However, they often overlook how expensive and difficult it can be to achieve consistent, error-free piggybacking prevention. They don't know that an alternative solution already exists - Boon Edam security portals!
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