#access-control

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Access control systems are nowadays part of at least seventy percentage of all organizations. The system now has been regarded as the gold standard for security and attendance management. Time recordings, staff identification, time in and time out features etc can all be done using this system. The identity cards issued by the employer to the employees can be used to punch the scanning system placed at the various entrances of organizations.

Once the RFID scanner scans the code on the employee identity card, the software identifies if the user or the employee is part of the organization. Once it’s done, then the employee is granted access inside by opening the door. The employees presence is measured and its recorded in the software application which can be verified or cross checked by the employer or HR professional for authenticity.

Since its inception, the bar code scanners have found its widespread adoption across the world. They have been used extensively in IT companies, government offices, hospitals etc wherever employee attendance and security is a main object to be tackled. It has however to an extent kept away the conventional pen and paper attendance record away from the scenario.

Access Control Systems

Access control systems differ widely in shape and functionality. But, many card access control systems involve at least the following basic systems:

Employee or user facing: Access cards, card reader and access control keypad

Administrator or employee facing: Access management panel, integrations or API

Infrastructure: Electronic access lock, access control panels, access control server computer and low voltage cabling

The user or employee facing side will be entering access credentials in form of access cards as inputs. The identity cards or badges or smartphone based mobile credentials are often used here. Many of the advanced systems now also use retina based scanning wherein the user or employee eye is scanned.

When inputted at a card reader, it gives out a beep and if your credentials are validated, then you are permitted to access and the door opens. The user or employee facing side is what you have on you that gets you the access.

The card reader is etched on to the wall and it electronically reads the employee credentials and directs the request to initiate the unlocking of the door as your user credentials are send to a server. Normally the kind of cards implemented are proximity cards that require the card to be held near to the reader as contrary to being inserted. Card readers are etched outside of the perimeter near to the door those should be unlocking.

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Are you a WordPress developer or a Web Designer who uses WordPress to develop websites for your clients? Or are you a novice WordPress user?

Have you ever wanted not to show Pages, Posts or Categories in the menu? Or wanted to restrict access to certain content on your website? With Pages by User Role you can add Access Control to the following things in WordPress based on which Role the user has.

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The plugin also removes the Page, Post, Custom Post Type, Categories or Custom Taxonomies from search results and blog roll. You can hide Page and Categories from the menu when users are not logged in. You can also set a specific redirect URL for users that don’t have the required User Role.

It also works if you are using the custom menu feature built into WordPress. It will hide the menu items that has assigned a user Role when the user is not logged in.

Version 1.3.4.76510 – January 30, 2017