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NIST PE-16 addresses authorization and records for system components entering and leaving a facility. Extend PACS custody to delivery, staging, repair, return, and disposal.
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NIST PE-20 addresses asset monitoring within controlled areas. Apply a proportionate inventory to programmer laptops, encoders, spare panels, and service interfaces.
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ONVIF Profile A covers selected access-control configuration functions. Test creation, update, revocation, scheduling, and events across the exact client and device.
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ONVIF Profile C addresses site information, door control, and event or alarm management. Verify that command, physical state, and returned event stay consistent.
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Anti-passback depends on reliable door-position state, entry and exit topology, controller communication, and a method to correct occupancy state after exceptions.
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A normal door-contact test does not prove line supervision. Commission the exact controller and resistor scheme by creating safe open- and short-circuit faults.
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A first-person-in condition can prevent a schedule from unlocking a site before an authorized arrival. Commission the trigger, reset, holiday, and failure behavior.
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Direct relay control can override normal Secure Entry behavior. Reserve it for vendor-directed troubleshooting with approvals, alternate safeguards, and verified restoration.
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Microsoft Entra Lifecycle Workflows can automate identity tasks from user attributes, but the attribute source, scope, timing, and failed-task handling must be governed before access changes run unattended.
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Restricted management administrative units can block tenant-scoped administrators from modifying selected Entra objects, and that stronger boundary can also break established support and automation paths.
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