...Overview of the Project Building an Access Control System in a dormitory of small college Purpose of the Project The ACS will automatically unlock the dormitory doors via an electronic proximity reader and integrate with an existing security camera system. The cameras are designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their identification card to unlock the door. Work Includes A. Furnish and install all equipment and materials in accordance with these specifications and drawings to provide a complete and operating Door Access Control System. B. The scope of work for the Access Control and Security System shall include to providing the following: 1. Local control panels within the SER. 2. Card readers. 3. Magnetic door locks. 4. Exit push button. 5. PTZ camera. C. The scope of work for the software shall include to providing the following: 1. Install Software in the computer within the SER (computer, printer provide by owner) 2. Train the owner or who represent the company of how to use the software and add identification card to the system. Project process * The typical access control system consists of a control panel, PC, Software card/ pin reader, electromagnetic lock or door strike, power supply system and a push button. * The valid and authorized card user must present the card to the security system. * Upon verification by the reader, the locking system will be reenergized and the door can be pushed open. * To exit the...
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...Abstract Access control systems were examined to determine if a network based system would be more reliable and beneficial. Two major systems were determined to be very beneficial to the company. In contrast, the systems would consume a great deal of resources in order to be put into full working order at all sites worldwide. Together these findings suggest that using a network based system can ultimately serve the company better and create a more secure environment for the research and the employees. Keywords: Access control, CCURE, Locknetics, security, networking Network Based Access Control Systems: What Are They? Personal and confidential information can easily be accessed at sites if the access to the specific areas is not updated quickly enough. To secure and protect this data, technology must adapt to mitigate the threats and risks. Applications and services are becoming mobile across multiple resources, sometimes in a dynamically allocated way, necessitating the migration of sensitive and private data. I propose a network based access control system to address the inadequacies of current technological solutions in preserving the confidentiality and privacy of data, along with the safety and security of the site. More specifically, I describe a solution for securing all Bristol-Myers Squibb sites throughout the world. Access control systems have become a basic way of life for many businesses, especially large businesses. There are many different variations...
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...accomplish this we will have proximity card readers to access the dormitory as well as card readers on the doors to the rooms. The proximity card is the most popular access device as well as inexpensive and long lasting. The holder is identified to the system by the proximity card used. The aspect of the proximity card is that it only needs to be held near the reader to work. Cards can be printed with the student’s pictures for added security. Each student of the dormitory will be issued a card that has access to the dormitory as well as access will be provided for each individual dorm room. The constraint of the project is that we must use the existing security camera system which is designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their identification card to gain entrance to the building. The proximity card must only allow students who live in the dormitory access. The system should deny access to anyone who is not authorized to enter the dormitory. What the new proximity system could do is lower the reported theft incidents reported. The ACS will not operate in the event there is a power outage. The system must have a failsafe door in this event to allow student entry or departure. The first task is to review the current security system to identify if any additional equipment will be needed. Upon review of the system we found that closed circuit cameras work in conjunction with access systems. The cameras are designed to face and rotate to record...
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...Case Study 1: Access Control System Antonicia Holmes Course: CIS 210 Instructor: Bagus Adiyanto Strayer University November 5, 2015 Project Scope Statement: The scope of this project is to install an access control system in a dormitory. The ACS (Access Control System) will enable the dormitory door to unlock mechanically by the use of a proximity reader and combine with an existing security camera. The camera is programmed to spin around to point at him/her and video tape the person while he/she use their identification card to unlock the dormitory door. The Five Tasks The project can be carried out in 5 major tasks and each main task can be sub-divided into the following sub-tasks. 1.) Preparation of the Project It is the initial major task; the steps that have to be taken before the system is built. a) Creating a team to help perform with other tasks. b) Surveying the College Dormitory to study the location. c) Creating the design consisting of the dorm’s visual diagrams. d) Examine the current dormitory’s security system to integrate with ACS. e) Preparing proposals to management f) Estimating total cost. 2.) Installation It is the second task; the steps that include manually putting on the hardware required for the ACS, including its cameras and readers. a) Making the Control Panel b) Wiring c) Putting readers on the walls and doors. d) Repositioning the camera to point towards the readers on the external...
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...Building an Access Control System Strayer University CIS 210 Systems Analysis and Development 4/28/13 Scope The scope of this project is to install an access control system (ACS) into a college dormitory. This ACS will automatically unlock the dormitory doors via an electronic proximity reader and integrate with an existing security camera system. The cameras are designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their identification card to unlock the door. To complete this project we will start with the analysis and design stage. The creation of various design documents will be performed during this stage. The next stage will be the development stage. During this stage we will either create a new database or use the school’s existing database. The 3rd stage will be the integration stage. During this stage, the physical installation of the system will occur. The 4th stage will be the testing stage. The final stage will be the maintenance phase. The maintenance phase is on-going. Major Tasks 1. Analysis and Design a) Design Documentation i. With this task, documentation is written up to describe the work that needs to be completed. This documentation is reviewed by all stake holders to ensure that the requirements are have been accurately conveyed and understood. b) Design Models i. With this task, flow charts and/or use case are created to describe the functionality. These...
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...Building an Access Control System As a member of the Information Security team at a small college, you have been made the project manager to install an access control system (ACS) in a dormitory. The ACS will automatically unlock the dormitory doors via an electronic proximity reader and integrate with an existing security camera system. The cameras are designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their identification card to unlock the door. Create a 3-4 page project plan for this project in which you: Include a one-half page project scope statement. Define five (5) major tasks, each with one to two (1-2) subtasks. Also write a brief description for each task. Create a Gantt chart illustrating the project tasks (use Microsoft Project or a similar project management program). Create a system diagram illustrating the equipment and connections required for this project (use Microsoft Visio or a similar software package). Building an Access Control System CIS210 Building an Access Control System Introduction An access control system is fundamental in reducing security issues as well as controlling the personnel allowed to access a given place. Its main objective is to ensure limited persons are granted the rights of access. This access can be granted by checking on criteria such as workplace, home or any other specified locations. The access control system may consist...
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...how a hacker thinks and then utilize the tools a hacker would use. Today, every company is becoming completely networked, through the exchanging of information on desktops, laptops, tablets and smart phones. Thinking like a hacker and understanding a hacker’s tactics and scams could make you aware and become more effective when applying countermeasures. There are several methods for carrying out ethical hacking, the most common are limited vulnerability and penetration testing. Limited vulnerability analysis, focus on entry points to gather critical systems and data. By understanding the basic approach used by hackers to target organizations, you will be better equipped to take defensive measures you will be better equipped and know what you are up against. There are steps involved in scanning a network, the following points will highlight them. 1) Check for live systems, 2) Check for open ports, 3) Fingerprint the operating system, 4) Scan for vulnerabilities, 5) Probe the network. Tools that can be used to detect scanning threats and countermeasures that a company can use to deter and avoid vulnerabilities are as follows. “Spoofing user identity -use strong authentication for passwords, do not store secrets (for example, passwords) in plaintext. Do not pass credentials in plaintext over the Internet. Tampering with data –use data hashing and signing, use digital signatures, use strong authorization, use tamper-resistant protocols across communication links, secure communication...
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...Case Study 1: Access Control System Project Scope: As a member of Information Security team, I have been assigned to install a card sweep access control system for the dormitory with the help of a team. The ACS will automatically unlock the dormitory doors via an electronic proximity reader and integrate with an existing security camera system. The cameras are designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their identification card to unlock the door. Major Tasks: Five major tasks to accomplish the goal of this project include: * Planning * Setup * Limitations * Monitoring * Completion Objective: The goal of this project is to prevent unauthorized personnel from accessing dormitory. The existing camera system will enable to keep an eye on the student activities. Planning: It is essential to have proper planning before start the task. Planning is the important thing for any project to be successful. There will have planning about integration of the system, software, equipment, power supply, and camera integration requirements. This task also involves conducting a review of current setup of security camera system. Determining the cost is also necessary before starting the project. Setup: This is an important for any type of system. It is vital to configure the required parameters for the system for example, users who are authorized, hours the students have access or logs etc. Hardware Setup: Electronic proximity reader need to be...
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...Access Control Systems & Technology Paper SEC/420 Alarm Systems Bells and whistles usually signify celebration and late night partying for the everyday hardworking, fun loving person. However, for the security professional those bells and whistles denote trouble, threats, and breaches. Alarms serve as a tool to alert security professionals and others who aim to protected assets, property and people. Alarms are devises installed in places such as schools, banks, homes, businesses, cars, and even on machines such as boilers and machines. Alarms come in many forms and designs all with the objective to identify an intrusion or malfunction and alert someone of the issue. The alarm system uses are determined by the assets, people, or property they are meant to protect. Other factors include budget, level of threat, and risk levels. Types of Alarms There are several types of electronic alarm systems. There are the movement detectors, magnetic reed switches, and distress or panic alarm systems. These systems are effective measures to detect intruders and alert security professionals of danger, intrusions, and emergency situations silently and audibly. Movement Detectors Movement detector alarm systems are devices that are connecting the detector to the alarm and activate the alarm when a breach occurs. The movement detector is installed on walls, at strategic locations throughout a building or facility. A movement detector system recognizes movement or heat and...
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...Project Scope This project scope is to install Access Control System (ACS) in the college dormitory. To identify the project’s goals, objectives, deliverables, tasks, costs, deadlines, expected leading staffing and none-staffing resources needed (Bidgoli, 2014). For a project this size, the company is limited to using current staff to complete the project. The size of the dormitory is five doors entering and exiting the building. The building has five moving cameras installed located at each doorway. The project is set for thirty days completion timetable. The current system analyst will be the project manager, and his responsibilities are as follows: • Project planning – identifying the project task estimating the completion time and cost of the project. • Project Scheduling – Creating a timetable for specific tasks. • Project monitoring – Guiding, supervising, and coordination the team's workload, and making decisions based on the team's workload and taking action to make corrections to keep the project on track. • Project reporting – This includes updates from his management, about current users and project team members on attitude and the overall effort of the team. (Rosenblatt J.H., 2014) A successful project will be completed on time, within budget and deliver a quality product that meets all requirements that were requested. A listing of the primary task and subtask are as follows: • Obtain equipment 1. Request bids from different vendors. 2. Evaluate...
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...Case Study 1: Building an Access Control System Building an Access Control System Marcelino P Figueroa Dr. Shah Strayer University, Woodbridge - VA This Project consist of a team of five specialists that will work together to successfully build an Access Control System for a College campus that has existing cameras. Pete will be leading the team of five on this project with that he will also be responsible of the projects progress, he will be in constant follow up with the senior management to deliver real time project completions and analyzing every task throughout the way. The first task is to Order all that is need to build the access control system. Pete assigned Chris, Kevin, Tonia, and Rich to review the industry leading ACS (Access Control Systems) methods in order to better fulfill the college campus’s security needs, they have two days to complete the task. Tonia has been assigned to select the components within four hours once complete she has to select the materials which needs to be complete within four hours. Chris is responsible on ordering the selected components and materials within two hours, while the ordering task is under-way, Jerry posted the maintenance signs all around the college campus to create awareness of the work that’s in the process. Once the components and materials are received in its entirety Chris, Kevin, Jerry, and Rich will team up to build and install the access control system. Once the installing task is complete,...
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...Running head: CASE STUDY 1 BUILDING AN ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM 1 Building an Access Control System Case Study 1 Holly Dillon Professor Jennifer Merritt Systems Analysis and Development CIS/210 April 28th, 2014 BUILDING AN ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM 2 Building an Access Control System Project Scope Description As a member of the Information Security Team at a small College, I have been made the Project Manager to install an Access Control System (ACS) in a dormitory. For this small College an ACS (Access Control System) needs to be implemented to unlock the dormitory doors, to record a person as they use their identification card to unlock the door. An electronic proximity reader is needed to integrated with the existing security camera system with the camera’s being able to face and rotate at the door. The tasks to put in place are simple and easy to follow along with guidelines for each step. Rosenblatt. (2012). The five major tasks with descriptive information that I am putting in place with a timeline for the project are as follows: Rosenblatt. (2012). Obtain Authorization To obtain documentation authorization you on the go ahead of the project, its planning, implementation, testing, and training of the system 1 Day Develop Plan Developing a project...
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...how the UNIX permission system implements access control. Describe an extension of this system that permits finer control. Access Control in Unix UNIX has an implementation of access control lists for providing the features of security to its users. Every user has a right to log into the system with his/her credentials (username and password) and initiate a process which can further make system requests. Every process is assigned a unique identifying number called the process “uid”. This number can be obtained from the /etc/password file. A sample record from this file looks like below: “uid” essentially is the user id of the user who started the process. Every process may also carry an “effective uid”, which may or may not be different from its uid. Access control lists are also categorized with the use of group ids or group names. Every process has a list of groups, it is associated with. This is the basic level of authentication implemented in Unix. Since Unix understands everything as a file, it is important to see how security is ensured for files in Unix. There are 12 mode bits which are used to encode the privileges related to protection. Out of these 12 bits, first 9 bits are divided into 3 groups. Each group contains 3 bits describing the permissions related to user (u), group (g) and others (o). If a bit is set to “ON”, the corresponding privilege is enabled (r – read, w – write, x – execute). Extension of Unix security system A finer security mechanism...
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...INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Jerry Long CIS210 Systems Analysis and Development Strayer University Dr. Wesley Phillips October 19, 2015 Inventory Management Systems My sister is opening a small clothing store named Sheila’s Formal Gowns. While attending her niece’s wedding, she mentioned the difficulties of finding unique and affordable formal gowns to weddings, formal dinners and special occasions. Her business plan is to design a one of a kind dress for each female customer to wear to formal attires. In this paper I will describe all the necessary equipment, maintenance and cost for starting her business. Sheila’s name and expert workmanship has been established for over 20 years as a prestigious theater costume designer. Necessary equipment My sister’s business plan is to purchase fabrics and materials as needed and only take a few orders at a time. Her start-up costs include a sewing machine, computer, computer design software, high end printer and an automated system inventory system, which should be keep cost reasonably low. To accomplish her goals and track business expenditures she implements an inventory management system. Inventory management technology is a mix of hardware and software designed to add reliability to inventory accounting, reduce incidents of theft and facilitate inventory audits. Individual inventory items or batches of items could be equipped with RFID tags that identify the item type, cost, price, shipment number, date of...
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...Your proposal may include, but you are not limited to the following item listing. Before each class meeting, please provide a paragraph or more on each item on the list. Your group should send this information to me via email at billbaig@gmail.com in addition to your team leader approved status report and time cards. These assignments will count as individual skills assessment grade, which is 15% of your overall grade in this class. Feel free to make additions or edits as needed, but make sure if you omit anything of this list, you are able to provide proper justification for it. Do not just provide list of hardware or software directly from the web. Be sure to thoroughly research and make appropriate recommendation based on your studies of various hardware/software. In addition, a diagram for each list item is recommend, illustrating precisely your recommendations for the provided case study. All information presented in your proposal MUST have in-text citations and a work cited section for the references used in your proposals. EVERYTHING SUBMITTED SHOULD DIRECTLY RELATE TO THE PRESENTED CASE STUDY AND NO COPYRIGHT MATERIAL! The recommended order to accomplish this proposal is as follows: Week 2 • LAN and WAN requirements – explain the LAN and WAN infrastructure of the doctor’s office network • Wiring – type of wire, length, cost, outside contractor, etc • Network Diagrams – current network infrastructure and proposed network • Network Hardware – routers, switches...
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