RISCO Group launches the axesplus access management solution
axesplus enables security officers to manage their access control system from anywhere in the world

RISCO Group, a leading provider of integrated security solutions, has launched the axesplus access management solution. Based on distributed intelligence and advanced cloud computing technology, axesplus is designed to meet the stringent security requirements of high-end, multi-site and multi-tenanted deployments.

axesplus is based on RSP, RISCO's Software-as-a-Service platform that eliminates the need for dedicated servers, software installation, and IT overhead. The servers are located at secure data centers, preventing the access of unauthorized personnel and enabling robust backup and redundancy. axesplus enables security officers to manage their access control system from anywhere in the world with maximum flexibility.

axesplus can support an unlimited number of sites and all sites can be controlled from any location by a single user interface. The system enables access to multiple sites with a single access card, regardless of the site size or the number of sites, and its scalable nature enables quick addition of new doors or sites. axesplus intuitive graphical maps enable simple monitoring and identification of security events.

Visit RISCO Group at IFSEC 2012 (Hall 4, stand D10) on May 14 to learn more about axesplus and RISCO's comprehensive line of security solutions.

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