Access Control for Data Centres
xSERVA for data centres puts two-factor biometrics on the cage door, blocks anti-passback abuse, detects tailgating at every mantrap and keeps a defensible record of who touched which door and when.
What Goes Wrong Without Smart Access Control
Proof of Who, Not What
Fingerprint or palm vein plus PIN proves the person, not just a valid badge.
Tailgating Through Mantraps
Computer vision counts bodies against credentials and alerts on a mismatch.
Audit Obligations
Every decision, enrolment and configuration change is attributed and kept, with the reason for each decision.
What We Would Put on Your Doors
- Palm vein and fingerprint with PIN
- Duress finger and duress PIN
- Anti-passback and tailgating detection
- Time-boxed vendor QR passes
- Forensic search by person, door and time
Outcomes You Can Expect
- Evidence ready for security audits and reviews
- Vendors limited to a cage and an hour
- Silent alarm when someone is forced
Questions from Data Centres
Can a door require two factors?
Yes. Pair a biometric with a card or PIN on nominated doors, such as face then PIN or card then PIN.
What is a duress credential?
A designated finger or PIN that opens the door as normal and silently raises an alarm on the console.
How are vendor visits controlled?
Issue a dynamic QR with a start and end time, bounded to specific doors. Revoke it from the console at any moment.