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AXIS Access Control & Physical Security Flashcards

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  1. What reader communication protocol does AXIS Secure Entry utilize for enhanced security over traditional Wiegand?

    Answer: OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol)

    AXIS Secure Entry supports OSDP readers, which provide encrypted and supervised communication between readers and controllers unlike legacy Wiegand.

  2. Which AXIS feature allows cardholders to use their smartphone as a virtual access credential?

    Answer: AXIS Mobile Credential

    AXIS Mobile Credential enables cardholders to use their smartphones as virtual access cards via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) or NFC technology.

  3. What is the recommended method for backing up AXIS A1001 door controller configurations?

    Answer: Exporting configuration files via AXIS web interface or AXIS Device Manager

    AXIS door controller configurations should be regularly exported through the device web interface or AXIS Device Manager to enable quick recovery after hardware failure.

  4. What does the 'two-man rule' (dual authorization) require in a high-security AXIS access control deployment?

    Answer: Two valid credentials from different people to unlock a door simultaneously

    The two-man rule requires two separate valid credentials from different authorized individuals before an AXIS controlled door will unlock, preventing solo access to sensitive areas.

  5. Which AXIS audit trail capability helps security personnel investigate after a security incident?

    Answer: Detailed logs showing who accessed which door and when, including denials and alarms

    AXIS access control maintains detailed audit trails of all access events with timestamps, enabling thorough post-incident forensic investigation.

  6. What does the AXIS A9188 Network I/O Relay Module provide for physical security integrations?

    Answer: Additional relay outputs for controlling electric locks, lights, and alarms

    The AXIS A9188 provides additional network-connected I/O relay outputs that can control electric locks, lights, and alarm devices as part of an integrated physical security system.

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