Management of airport security operations often includes representation from multiple local, state and federal agencies and involves oversight of all areas of security ranging from issuance of uniforms to perimeter fencing to employee background security checks. Security solutions vary depending on the size and type of airport facility (i.e. private, regional, international, flight school, etc.) but one of the most common and effective strategies is the use of key control and management systems.

Remotely located electronic equipment buildings or enclosures, such as those found in the telecommunications field, can pose a challenge for facilities management in terms of keeping the buildings secured and safe from break-ins, vandalism and so on. And because they are remote, these facilities can also create a challenge when it is necessary for maintenance crews and other technical workers to have access to certain or all areas within the buildings.

Automated key control systems offer several advantages over manual systems. One of the most powerful is the ability to control the key management system with a software-driven solution. Software management for key control systems can help deliver information in a way that has never been possible with manual key control systems. Data available from the key management software can provide great benefits when incorporated with policies and procedures to deliver timely information to management for intelligent response.

Advanced vehicle fleet management strategy requires a range of high-tech solutions such as mechanical diagnostics, vehicle tracking systems and intelligent software programs. Along with these tools, a key control and management system can help maintain the security of the vehicles while also providing data that can be used to improve operational efficiencies.

Today’s gaming facilities often encompass a variety of related businesses, including lodging, entertainment, retail, conference space, parking and food and beverage. Certain types of physical security technology these individual areas is specific to the particular application, such as the installation of man traps outside a cash counting room in the casino. In other cases, the technology can span all venues within the complex – for example with the implementation of a key control and management system.