RFID Audit: Check Your Access Control

An RFID audit: our approach

Many organizations use an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) access control system to control access to secured areas. This ensures that only authorized personnel have access to those areas.

Regular audits of these systems are essential for proper operation and sufficient security. Corona Print conducts the audit in three steps, then checks data security and performance.

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Technician with a tablet checking a building access control system during an RFID audit

An audit in 3 steps

What we check during an RFID audit

Three audit steps, followed by the data security and performance checks that make the investment worthwhile.

Step 1: Architecture and configuration

We assess the hardware and software components, the data flows between them and the access control policies in place. We check that access is restricted to authorized personnel and that the system is easy to update and maintain.

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Step 2: Physical security

We look at where the readers, badges and control panels are located and check how well they are protected against manipulation and theft.

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Step 3: Failure scenarios

We check how the system handles hardware failures, power outages, connectivity problems and system interruptions.

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Data security

We check the encryption between the RFID reader and the server, verify that server access is restricted to authorized personnel and that personal data is protected against unauthorized access.

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