Blue Ridge Technology

Too Much Data? Staff Risk. Here’s an important question: On your business’s network, who can see what? Is your network wide open to every single employee? That’s the case at many small businesses, but it isn’t a good idea. If you’re operating this way, you’re exposing your business to lots of unnecessary risk. This week we’re tackling the topic of network access control. What Is Access Control? Access control is technology that limits who can gain entrance to somewhere or something. The term is used commonly in physical security, where access control systems (like smart locks and badge scanners on a school or corporate campus) limit who can enter secure spaces. Access control in the digital world applies those same principles, trading physical doors and locks for network locations and secure websites. With network access control, an administrator grants user accounts access to specific network folders and locations (think of them like digital rooms behind locked doors). Just like door ...

Structured Cabling with Modern Surveillance and Access Control In today's technology-driven world, security is a paramount concern for businesses of all sizes. At Blue Ridge Cabling, we understand the complexities involved in creating a secure and resilient IT environment. Central to these efforts is the effective integration of structured cabling systems with modern surveillance and access control technologies. The backbone of reliable security Structured cabling serves as the backbone for security systems, providing a reliable and organized infrastructure that supports the seamless operation of surveillance cameras and access control devices. This organized setup ensures that each component communicates effectively, enhancing the overall functionality of your security solutions. By maintaining an efficient cabling system, businesses can experience fewer interruptions, facilitating a smooth and uninterrupted flow of data. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliabili...