Letters
On physical access management, from the portier desk
Letters is where the questions on physical access get argued. Written by Michael Stuer, CEO of portier.
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Governments are starting to notice physical access
Physical access controls are in scope for ISO 27001 and government compliance frameworks. Most organisations cannot demonstrate what the standards require. That gap is becoming harder to ignore.
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A new Letter publishes monthly.
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Identity is not the missing primitive in physical access
Cybersecurity settled who owns identity a decade ago. The access industry is now arguing about reopening that question, and the argument is a tell. The pattern is right. The conclusion is wrong. The layer worth owning sits beneath identity, in the policy that governs physical movement… · 5 min read
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Physical security keeps solving problems that IT solved years ago
Identity in physical access is treated as a unique problem. · 6 min read
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