Notes on integrated systems

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The advent of integrated systems has led to discussions regarding open systems or open architectures in computerized security systems. Some industry standards that have already emerged include the use of off-the- shelf computers, operating systems, software and communication protocols. Some of the incentives offered by the adoption of open systems to security providers include the flexibility in addressing customer needs, easier entry, more suppliers, less training and the potential for sharing of information.

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Coevolution

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The link between information and security technology is expected to grow in the coming years. One of the reasons behind this growth include the accelerated development of technology in the security industry, a development that has made security systems a more valuable area of investment. Other reasons include the development of tools shared by both IT and security, the increasing integration of varied business systems and the need to secure them.

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Security access control

Article Abstract:

Electronic access controls such as proximity cards, keypads, magnetic stripe and others are becoming popular to a large number of corporate, institutional and government organizations. These technologies are being used to regulate entry into buildings and safeguard internal areas, a building's perimeter, parking, computer and financial systems. A survey of security executives reported that about 70% use access cards and badges.

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