Access control for
museums
Museums operate throughout the day, welcoming large numbers of visitors. As unauthorized access attempts and security incidents increase, museum operators must balance public accessibility with the responsibility of protecting staff, valuable exhibits, and visitors.
Strict access controls are required in restricted areas such as storage rooms, conservation laboratories, and administrative offices. Visitor access must be limited to designated zones and time windows, sensitive data must remain protected, and museum regulations must be met, all without compromising the visitor experience or daily operations.
Key features
End-to-end encryption
Encryption at every stage of data transmission, ensuring the highest levels of security.
Two factor authentication
Additional confirmation of access by another person or your PIN/biometrics.
Guard Route
Manage and report on patrols using NODER access control for museums
live events viewer
All events, including alarms, are monitored and displayed live to security operators.
anti-passback
Prevent successive entries by multiple people with the same credentials.
interlock logic
Interlocking doors to rooms of particular importance for cleanliness and disinfection.
flexible and easily expandable thanks to
unlimited number of users
unlimited number of controllers
unlimited number of access levels
unlimited number of readers
unlimited number of privileges
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MNK The Arsenal Museum, Cracow
The City Arsenal houses the Gallery of Ancient Art, of Greek, Egyptian, Etruscan and Roman culture. Objects dating from the 3rd millennium BC to the 4th century AD have been collected and include Egyptian sarcophagi including a mummy, Etruscan tombs and numerous sculptures.
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MNK Czartoryski Museum, CRACOW
One of the oldest museums in Poland, a branch of the National Museum in Krakow established in 1878. It houses a collection of national memorabilia and works of art, such as Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with an Ermine and Rembrandt’s Landscape with a Merciful Samaritan.