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    ACCESS CONTROLS

    As a cannabis business, you shouldn’t leave anything to chance. No stone unturned in securing your business. Due to the nature of the industry, limiting access protocols is essential not only for the smooth operation of your business but also for regulatory compliance measures. Cannabis holds great value and is often a target of diversion. The major goal of implementing a cannabis access control system is to check access to physical areas. Through cannabis access controls, we help manage access to sensitive locations within your cannabis business.


    We will show you the importance of a cannabis access control system and how to implement it. The retail sector's biggest security issue is shrinkage, a term used to describe an inventory reduction and often used when referring to theft. Video surveillance and access control devices are by far one of the most effective strategies for reducing the level of shrinkage through theft, whether it be to catch customers or dishonest staff in the act of stealing.

    Types of Access Control Systems

    Local Host Access Control

    The more conventional approach of controlling access, known as locally hosting your access control system, calls for the installation of all necessary hardware, servers, and software at your location, as opposed to offsite, as is the case with more contemporary solutions. Although it has less versatility than other systems, this one is a choice for companies who want to manage all aspects of their access control in-house but don't want to sacrifice convenience.

    Additional methods of restricting entry are as follows:

    Regulation of Access Using Mobile Devices and Smartphones

    Control of Access Through the Cloud

    Control of Access Via Internet of Things

    Access Control Methods

    Access authorization in role-based access control systems is determined by employee roles that have been defined in advance. In the instance of a dispensary, separate access roles would be assigned to management, technicians working in the dispensary, security people, and delivery personnel. Each employee group has their own unique access card or keycode, as well as their own specific levels of access to a variety of various locations across the building. With the use of this approach, administrators are able to simply control access levels in a manner that is consistent throughout an organization.

    01 - Mandatory Access Control

    02 - Role-Based Access Control

    03 - Discretionary Access Control

    Role-Based Access Control

    Access is granted or denied by role-based access control systems according to employee roles that have been predetermined. In the instance of a dispensary, separate access roles would be assigned to management, technicians who work in the dispensary, security people, and delivery personnel. Each employee group possesses their very own access card or keycode, in addition to their very own levels of access to various locations across the building. Using this architecture, administrators are able to simply control access levels in a standard fashion across an organization.

    Mandatory Access Control

    The administrative user of a system with mandatory access control has complete control over the permissions and limits that apply to individual staff members. While this provides companies with the highest level of confidentiality and control over the individual access levels for employees and auxiliary staff, it also necessitates the highest level of attention and maintenance from those organizations.

    Discretionary Access Control

    Employees who have been given permission to access certain areas or information by an administrator are able to extend that authorization to other groups or individuals inside the system using discretionary access control in the event that it is required. This makes it possible for information to flow more easily and requires the least amount of control, but it weakens the security of the system as a whole. Through the implementation of an access control system that is obligatory, it is possible to restrict or remove these permissions.

    • Which 3 elements are needed for access control

      Three elements make up access control: identification, authentication, and authorization.

    • How does door access control work?

      The control panel receives the encrypted tag number from the reader, decodes the number, then compares the ID number to ID numbers already loaded onto the system. If the numbers match, and the user is authorized to access the door at that time, the door will unlock. This all happens in the matter of seconds.

    • What are the benefits of access control?

      The most significant benefits of access control systems are:

      • Increase Ease of Access for Employees. ...
      • Get Rid of Traditional Keys.
      • Save Money and Energy.
      • Keep Track of Who Comes and Goes.
      • Protect Against Unwanted Visitors.
      • Give Employees the Freedom to Work When They Need To.
      • Prevent Against Data Breaches.

    • Which environment is provided by access control system?

      Access control systems (ACSs) rely on administrator-defined rules that allow or restrict user access to protected network resources. These access rules can, for example, require strong user authentication such as tokens or biometric devices to prove the identity of users requesting access.


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