In today’s security landscape, physical access control must evolve to meet modern threats. A simple badge swipe is no longer enough. Increasingly, companies face two serious risks: tailgating—when an unauthorized person follows someone through a secured door—and identity fraud, where one person uses another’s badge to gain access.
UltraVision Consult implemented a fully integrated solution combining the AppVision PSIM platform, access control systems, and the 3rd party advanced video analytics biometric engine, GDPR compliant for facial identification and recognition system close these gaps. Every time an employee or collaborator scans their badge, the algorithm automatically compares the live CCTV image with the stored photo linked to that credential. If there’s no match, the system triggers an alert.
At the same time, AppVision PSIM detects whether anyone else follows through the door without scanning. If the second person is authorized for that area, access is permitted and logged without triggering an alert. If not, operators receive an immediate notification with full details: video feed, access point, timestamp, and the individuals involved.
This integration provides:
- Secure onboarding process
- Real-time facial validation at entry (1:1 or 1:N)
- Prevention of badge misuse
- Tailgating detection and alerting
- Complete audit logs for investigations
- Data insights to improve access policies
- Secure data usage and with privacy by design
AppVision PSIM becomes a single interface where identity verification, access control, and video surveillance work together as one ecosystem.
At UltraVision Consult, we go beyond delivering technology—we build integrated ecosystems that transform access control into a secure, intelligent, and scalable process. From consulting and system design to implementation and ongoing support, our approach brings together all key elements of physical security into one cohesive platform. By combining the AppVision platform with our team’s competences, we help organizations across Central and Eastern Europe shift from reactive control to active prevention and real-time decision-making.