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PIAM for Higher Education Institutions

Extend the Benefits of Access Control to Campus Guests

SecurityOS is a physical identity and access management solution designed to meet the unique needs of higher education institutions. With an ever-growing campus community, maintaining campus security, ensuring safety, and improving operational efficiency are crucial. SecurityOS helps ensure you manage temporary access to your facilities effectively, enhancing security, boosting operational performance, and simplifying compliance management across your institution.
Extend the Benefits of Access Control to Campus Guests

Why Higher Education Institutions Need PIAM & Access Control Management

Higher education institutions face a unique set of challenges, from ensuring the safety of students and staff to maintaining compliance with federal and state regulations. Physical Identity and Access Management (PIAM) systems like SecurityOS are essential for controlling physical access and helping to ensure compliance with privacy laws. SecurityOS provides a centralized solution that streamlines security management, improves operational continuity, and helps mitigate risks in a dynamic campus environment.

How Can SecurityOS Help Higher Education Institutions?

Centralized Access Control
Automate Provisioning
Compliance & Reporting
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Centralized Management
Control Points of Entry
Data Privacy & Compliance

Higher Education Compliance Requirements

Higher education institutions must comply with a range of federal and state regulations to protect student data, maintain safety standards, and safeguard public resources. SecurityOS helps streamline compliance by providing visibility into access controls, facilitating secure operations, and offering detailed reports and audit trails.

Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA)

FISMA mandates that federal agencies implement comprehensive security programs to protect government information systems. SecurityOS supports FISMA compliance by:

  • Controlling access to highly sensitive information and critical infrastructure, ensuring only authorized personnel are granted access to classified or restricted zones.
  • Tracking access points and maintaining a digital log of credentials issued to guests, supporting security audits and compliance verification.
  • Ensuring real-time access control for contractors, and visitors in accordance with FISMA's stringent access control requirements.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

OSHA sets workplace safety standards for all industries, including government sectors. Agencies must adhere to these standards to ensure the health and safety of visitors, and contractors. SecurityOS helps meet OSHA compliance by:

  • Restricting access to hazardous or high-risk areas, such as construction zones or locations with dangerous materials.
  • Maintaining detailed logs of who enters and exits restricted areas, supporting OSHA audits and investigations.
  • Allowing quick identification of safety violations by tracking access points and times for all individuals on site.
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

For government entities managing data of EU citizens, the GDPR mandates strict guidelines for data privacy and security. Non-compliance can result in severe penalties. SecurityOS aids GDPR compliance by:

  • Securing the personal data collected during the credentialing process to prevent unauthorized access and breaches.
  • Providing access logs to ensure transparency and accountability in data handling, supporting GDPR audits.
  • Allowing governments to set granular access permissions based on data sensitivity, ensuring only authorized individuals can access personal data.
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Who Benefits from a PIAM & Access Control  Management System?

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This webpage and its content are an interpretation of the compliance requirements and is not legal advice nor should it act as a replacement for having a legal team review the specific compliance needs of your organization.