Access control in the age of AI
03-09-2026 14:33 via professionalsecurity.co.uk

Access control in the age of AI

For decades, access control was viewed as a purely physical security function. The objective was straightforward: ensure the right people could gain access to the right areas at the right time. If the doors opened when they should and remained locked when they shouldn't, most organisations considered the system secure.  That mindset no longer reflects reality, writes Mike Gillespie, of the inform...
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