Your company uses security badges with embedded RFID tags to authenticate the rooms to which employees have access. This badge also grants employees access to the company's parking lot. When arriving at work one morning, you wave your badge in front of the RFID reader, but the gate that allows access to the parking lot does not rise. In addition, a red light blinks on the RFID reader. What are your next steps?

Your company uses security badges with embedded RFID tags to authenticate the rooms to which employees have access. This badge also grants employees access to the company's parking lot. When arriving at work one morning, you wave your badge in front of the RFID reader, but the gate that allows access to the parking lot does not rise. In addition, a red light blinks on the RFID reader. What are your next steps?

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Author:ANDREWS, Jean.

Publisher:ANDREWS, Jean.

Chapter17: Security Strategies And Documentation

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