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University Facilities Management (FM) Access Control Procedure (nonresidence areas) Date of Issue: October 1, 2015A. PURPOSE University Facilities Managements (FM) Lock Shop Access Control Procedure

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1. Identify the different access levels that you want to control, such as admin, supervisor, employee, etc.
2. Determine the resources or areas that need to be restricted or controlled, such as certain files, databases, physical locations, etc.
3. Choose an access control system or software that suits your needs, such as role-based access control (RBAC), mandatory access control (MAC), discretionary access control (DAC), etc.
4. Set up user accounts for each individual who needs access. This may involve creating usernames, passwords, and assigning appropriate access levels or permissions for each user.
5. Implement authentication mechanisms to verify the identity of users before granting access, such as passwords, biometrics, smart cards, etc.
6. Configure the access control system to define the rules and conditions for granting or denying access to specific resources based on user roles or permissions.
7. Regularly review and update the access control policies and permissions to ensure they align with the changing needs of your organization and to maintain security.
8. Provide training and education to users on how to properly use and adhere to the access control policies and procedures.
9. Monitor and audit access logs to detect any unauthorized access attempts or suspicious activities, and take appropriate actions to mitigate risks.
10. Continuously evaluate and improve your access control system to adapt to evolving security threats and technology advancements.

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1. Anyone who wants to protect sensitive information or valuable resources from unauthorized access needs control of access to.
2. Organizations of all sizes and industries, including government agencies, businesses, educational institutions, healthcare providers, financial institutions, etc., require access control to safeguard their assets and ensure compliance with privacy and security regulations.
3. Individuals or entities that deal with confidential data, trade secrets, intellectual property, personal identifiable information (PII), or any other sensitive information also need access control to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their resources.
4. Access control is essential for preventing data breaches, internal fraud, physical theft, unauthorized modifications, and ensuring the safety and privacy of individuals and their assets.

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