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In many organizations, physical security consists of well-functioning individual systems. It is only during an incident that it becomes clear whether those systems, processes, and responsibilities also converge into a single, manageable security process.

PSIM: context around incidents

A Physical Security Information Management system (PSIM) brings together alerts and information from different security systems. Think of camera footage, access events, detection alerts, intercom, and other relevant sources. This creates more context around an incident and allows fixed assessment and follow-up processes to be supported.

PIAM: grip on identities and access rights

A Physical Identity and Access Management solution (PIAM) focuses on identities and access rights. It helps centrally manage employees, visitors, contractors, and other external parties. This is not just about granting access, but specifically about changes during a new role, temporary work, different locations, or termination of employment.

PSIM and PIAM support various challenges

PSIM primarily assists with the operational assessment and follow-up of incidents. PIAM supports the management of identities, roles, and access rights throughout the entire lifecycle. These solutions do not take over responsibilities. They do help organizations execute processes more consistently, make anomalies visible faster, and better record decisions. Which layer is needed follows from the issue: is it primarily incident context, grip on access rights, or cohesion between both that is missing?

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Five questions for a manageable security organization

An organization can test its own setup against five practical questions:

  1. In the event of an incident, is it immediately clear which information is leading and who assesses the situation?
  2. Are assessment, escalation, and communication for the most important alert types recorded in advance?
  3. Are access rights adjusted in a timely manner upon hiring, job change, temporary access, and termination of employment?
  4. Can alerts, actions, and decisions be reliably reconstructed afterwards?
  5. Is it clear how the organization continues to function during a failure and who is responsible for management, follow-up, and vendor coordination?

When these questions can only be answered with the help of different departments, separate documents, or multiple vendors, cohesion is likely still missing.

The next step does not automatically have to be a new system. First, map out the five questions per location or process and then determine where ownership, processes, or information provision fall short.

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