Access control monitoring is the 24/7 monitoring and remote management of electronic access-control systems from an ASIAL-certified Grade A1 Monitoring centre under AS/NZS 2201.2-2022. StateGuard runs the service from its Grade A1 National Operations Centre in Melbourne, covering door and gate events, credentials, remote lock, unlock and lockdown, after-hours access authorisation and audit reporting.
Access systems generate a constant stream of events, including valid entries, denied credentials, forced doors, doors held open and after-hours unlocks. StateGuard connects existing readers, controllers and door contacts to the monitoring centre so priority events can be identified and verified using AI video analytics before action is taken.
Access control monitoring also supports centralised management of sites and doors, with operator response to priority events and documented audit reporting. The monitoring centre operates with dual-generator and UPS backup for continuity.
Real-time monitoring and remote management of Access Control Systems, attended by licensed operators at StateGuard’s ASIAL-certified Grade A1 Monitoring Centre.
Forced-door, door-held-open, gate activity, and tailgating alerts are reviewed in real time, allowing unusual or unauthorised Access Activity to be identified and acted on promptly.
Operators can grant access, lock or unlock doors, or initiate a Site Lockdown on request and in line with agreed procedures, providing controlled entry support without requiring someone onsite.
Access Control Events can be linked with Alarms and CCTV, allowing operators to verify activity against live video before escalation.
Operators can verify and log after-hours entry, helping ensure access outside normal operating hours is authorised, recorded, and escalated where required.
Access Events, Operator Actions, after-hours entries, and escalation steps are timestamped and recorded, creating clear Audit Trails for compliance, investigations, and management review.
Multiple sites, doors, and gates can be monitored centrally from one Grade A1 Monitoring Centre, giving organisations a consistent view of access across their locations.
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Access Control Monitoring is the 24/7 monitoring and remote management of electronic access control systems by licensed Grade A1 operators. It covers door and gate activity, credentials, lockdowns, and after-hours access.
Yes. StateGuard can integrate with many existing electronic access control platforms, including systems such as Inner Range, Gallagher, Honeywell, and similar commercial platforms. Compatibility depends on the current system and configuration.
Yes. Operators can grant access, lock or unlock doors, or initiate lockdown procedures in line with agreed site instructions. Each action is logged for audit and review.
Forced-door, door-held-open, and tailgating alerts are reviewed in real time. Where CCTV is available, operators can verify the event on camera before escalation.
Yes. Operators can verify and record after-hours access activity, helping ensure entry outside normal business hours is authorised and properly documented.
Yes. Access control activity across multiple sites, doors, and gates can be monitored centrally from StateGuard’s Grade A1 Monitoring centre, providing a consistent view across your locations.
Yes. Monitoring is delivered from StateGuard’s ASIAL-certified Grade A1 Monitoring Centre in accordance with AS/NZS 2201.2-2022.
Yes. Access events, operator actions, after-hours entries, remote unlocks, lockdowns, and escalations are timestamped and documented for compliance, investigations, and management reporting.
Access Control Monitoring focuses on entry activity, credentials, door events, gates, and remote access management. Alarm Monitoring focuses on intrusion, duress, fire, and other alarm signals. The two are often integrated for stronger verification and response.
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