Commercial Access Control Systems
Commercial Access Control for Every Facility
Protect your facility with secure, scalable entry management solutions designed for every door, user, and credential type. Facility Protection Group (FPG) delivers professional Commercial Access Control systems that give organizations total control over who enters, when they enter, and how access is verified — all through integrated, easy-to-manage platforms.
Whether you oversee a single office building or multiple sites across the region, our systems provide the foundation for safer, more efficient facility operations.
Why Choose FPG for Commercial Access Control
Facility Protection Group designs and installs advanced commercial access control systems that are:
• Scalable – Manage one building or hundreds from a single platform.
• Flexible – Supports cards, fobs, mobile credentials, and biometrics.
• Integrated – Works seamlessly with video surveillance, intrusion, and communication systems.
• Reliable – Built with commercial-grade hardware and expert installation.
What Is Commercial Access Control?
Commercial Access Control refers to electronic systems that manage and monitor entry to your business. These systems replace traditional keys with secure digital credentials, providing better protection and visibility for every door and user. Typical components include:
• Access panels or controllers that verify credentials and manage entry requests
• Readers for key cards, fobs, keypads, or mobile credentials
• User credentials assigned to staff, tenants, or visitors
• Management software that defines schedules, permissions, and audit trails
FPG designs and installs comprehensive access control solutions that integrate seamlessly with surveillance, alarm, and communication systems — giving you complete situational awareness from one platform.
Why Access Control Matters for Businesses
Every organization faces unique security challenges, from unauthorized entry to compliance concerns. A professionally installed access control system enhances both safety and operations.
Key Benefits:
- Accountability: Generate complete audit logs for every access event.
- Scalability: Expand easily as your organization grows.
- Compliance: Maintain standards such as HIPAA, PCI, or OSHA.
- Centralized management: Control all facilities from one dashboard.
- Remote access: Adjust permissions or view activity anywhere, anytime.
- With FPG, access control becomes more than a security tool — it’s an operational advantage that reduces liability, increases efficiency, and safeguards your assets.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Access Control Security
What is access control security and why is it important?
Access control security is the process of regulating who can enter or access certain areas, systems, or data. It protects physical spaces, digital assets, and sensitive information by ensuring only authorized individuals gain entry, reducing risks like theft, tampering, or unauthorized use.
What types of access control capabilities are available?
Capabilities include card readers, biometric scanners, mobile credentialing, elevator and parking garage control, perimeter fencing integration, and centralized alarm monitoring—all designed to enhance security and efficiency.
How does identity management improve security?
Identity management ensures the right people have the correct access to systems and data by using tools like single sign-on, smart ID cards, photo/signature capture, and user authentication. This reduces risks of unauthorized access and data breaches.
What role do visitor management systems play?
Visitor management systems streamline the check-in process, capture visitor details, scan IDs, and integrate with access control and video surveillance. This improves security oversight while providing a safer environment for employees and visitors.
Can access control systems be integrated with other security solutions?
Yes. Access control can be fully integrated with video surveillance, intrusion detection, intercoms, and communications platforms—creating a unified, cloud-based or on-premise system that improves visibility, compliance, and overall security.