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Overview of Intrusion Detection and Access Control Systems

This chapter presents an overview of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Access Control Systems (ACS), focusing on their functions within electronic security systems (ESS). It covers the various components like Integrated Electronic Systems, Alarm Monitoring Systems, and Data Transmission Media, alongside policies and response times. The chapter also delves into the key factors for access control: possession, knowledge, and identity, exemplified by technologies such as biometrics and two-factor authentication.

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Overview of Intrusion Detection and Access Control Systems

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  1. EC4019 PAIntrusion & Access Control Technology (IACT) Chapter 1 Overview Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  2. Chapter 1 Overview of IDS and ACS Introduction and functions Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  3. What is Electronics Security System (ESS) ? Integrated electronic system • Access Control System (ACS) • Data Transmission Media (DTM) • Alarm monitoring systems • Policies, procedures, • response times CCTV Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  4. Physical Security System ESS is part of the Physical Security System Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  5. Intrusion Detection System to detect intruders and notify the appropriate parties Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  6. Access Control System • Means of identifying a person or a thing • 3 Common factors: • What you have? • What you know? • Who you are? • Examples: Biometrics, Keypad Card Access Password 2 factor authentication Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

  7. Typical Access Control System Functional block More Prepared by: Sandy Tay TH

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