types of physical access restrictions

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User: what is biometric system?

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Weegy: IT security standards in the United States typically call for physical access to be limited by locked server rooms, sign-in sheets, etc. [ Physical access systems and IT security systems have historically been administered by separate departments of organizations, but are increasingly being seen as having interdependent functions needing a single, converged security policy[6]. An IT department could, for instance, check security log entries for suspicious logons occurring after business hours, and then use keycard swipe records from a building access control system to narrow down the list of suspects to those who were in the building at that time. Surveillance cameras might also be used to deter or detect unauthorized access[5] ]
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A biometric system is a system that allows the recognition of a certain characteristic of an individual using mathematical algorithms and biometric data.

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Safeguards are procedures or steps that help to ensure that, at the very least, a project doesn't inadvertently harm people or the environment.

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