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Physical access control refers to the measures and protocols that are put in place to control and limit access to physical spaces or assets, such as buildings, rooms, data centers, or equipment.

Physical access control can be achieved through various methods, including:

• Identification and authentication of individuals through ID cards, biometric verification, or other means.
• Use of physical barriers such as doors, locks, gates, or fences.
• Surveillance systems such as cameras, motion detectors, and alarms.
• Manpower, such as security guards, to monitor access and respond to any security breaches.

Physical access control is important in protecting sensitive information, valuable assets, and people from unauthorized access, theft, or damage. It is often used in organizations such as government agencies, military installations, financial institutions, data centers, and healthcare facilities to ensure security and compliance with regulations.