Security System for Office Premises with Use of Modern Information Technologies
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.84.20195Keywords:
security, surveillance, motion detectors, access restriction, intrusion detectionAbstract
The paper analyzes the office premises and determines the required set of functions and structure of the security system, which includes a video surveillance subsystem, an access control subsystem, a burglar alarm subsystem, and a backup power supply subsystem. A detailed scheme of placement and interaction of components is proposed, and algorithms for the system operation are presented. The integration of the backup power supply subsystem with renewable energy sources ensures autonomous operation in the event of power grid failures.Office security is critical for protecting employees, property, and sensitive information by integrating physical and cybersecurity measures. Modern systems use advanced information technologies, such as remote, high-resolution video surveillance with autonomous analytics and biometric-based access control, to monitor, detect, and respond to threats efficiently. This technological integration enables real-time oversight and immediate action, significantly enhancing overall office protection.
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