The best way to secure your premises

Think about all the data, equipment, products and people that reside within the walls of your premises.
Are you doing everything you can to protect them? Read on for tips on how to best secure your premises!

1. Install an access control system

A modern access control system is designed to record, evaluate and grant or deny a person access. Possible identification methods, depending on the level of security required, can range from simple RFID tags, badges and access codes to complex biometric systems. Access rights can be configured per person, as well as per floor, department and room. Take a look at our product range to see what solutions we can offer. From the well-known turnstiles to
high-tech walk-through locks, we have a wide choice. There is a suitable solution for everyone! Of course, we are also happy to advise you on the best solution for you.

2. Use security cameras

Security cameras serve two primary purposes. First, the surveillance images can be used for real-time monitoring of the premises, and investigative purposes after a crime or incident. Secondly, the cameras themselves have a deterrent effect; people who are aware that they might be watched will think twice before doing something that should not be done. Secondly, the cameras themselves have a deterrent effect; people who are aware that they might be watched will think twice before doing something that should not be done. It can also be used to achieve controlled access As another option, an intercom or videophone can be installed to regulate your visitor access, for example. Interested? Feel free to take a look here

3. Erase hard drives from old devices

Almost all businesses today use digital systems to a greater or lesser extent. These create opportunities, but also carry certain risks. When you throw away an old computer, make sure the hard drive is completely erased. This is because discarded devices are a goldmine for criminals, who can use data for identity theft and data theft. Don’t forget printers and copiers either – many people are unaware that these devices store documents on their own hard drive until they are overwritten.

In short, securing your premises is essential to ensure the safety of your data, equipment, products and people. Installing an access control system and camera surveillance, among other things, can go a long way towards securing your business. Take a look at our range of access solutions and we will be happy to advise you on the best options. Together, we will ensure that your premises are optimally secured.