Shopping for Building Access Security?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Sunday September 3, 2006 @09:55AM from the security-planning-as-it's-built dept.

JoeCommodore asks: "At work we are planning a new facility, which will combine a lot of departments into one bigger building. We think it may be time to forgo analog key access and go with access cards (or something like it) for physical security. I could see the benefits (we don't have to collect keys and re-do locks on staff turnover, selective room access, access logs, and so forth). Beyond this, we are pretty clueless on the ins and outs of such systems, so I am asking those of you who have had to shop, install, administer, or even just regularly use such systems, what are your thoughts, recommendations, or opinions? This is pre-building so we can do just about anything within reason."

1 of 58 comments (clear)

Min score:

Reason:

Sort:

Yes! by Anonymous Coward · 2006-09-03 10:38 · Score: -1, Troll

They're pretty good at keeping the niggers out.
The fags, well, you'll have to train them to keep anyone with an Apple laptop out. I know, I know, it's profiling, but screening out Apple users, you'll get about 90% of them!