With more than a decade of experience as an authorised door access system supplier in Malaysia, CMC Solutions offers a range of authentication options to meet different access needs, from everyday employee entry to more secure access requirements.
Visitors can tap an assigned RFID card to unlock authorised doors.
Verifies a user’s fingerprint before granting access, without requiring a physical card.
Identifies authorised users through facial recognition for convenient, contactless entry.
Users can enter a personal PIN on supported access terminals to gain entry.
Combine methods such as card + fingerprint or card + PIN where stronger verification is required.
Records clock-in and clock-out times and calculates working hours and overtime for easier attendance management.
Assign different access permissions to employees, visitors and other users based on where and when they are allowed to enter.
Restrict access to specific doors and time periods, such as office hours, after-hours or designated shifts.
Keep a record of who accessed a door and when, making it easier to review attendance and access activity.
Backup power options can help keep the system and controlled doors operational during a power interruption.
Works with electromagnetic locks to control entry through designated doors and access points.
Systems can be designed and installed with applicable Malaysian safety and electrical requirements in mind.
Choose the access method that suits your environment. Whether it's card, facial recognition, or fingerprint, our systems support multiple authentication methods for flexible, layered security.
Do more than control access. Our systems automatically log entry and exit times, giving you accurate attendance records without any additional admin work.
We handle the full setup from start to finish, configuring your system to match your access requirements, user permissions, and site layout right from day one.
Manage access and monitor activity from your phone. Grant or revoke permissions, view logs, and stay in control of your system from anywhere.
No need to coordinate separate contractors. Our installations include all necessary network and cabling work, so everything is connected and ready to go.
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An access control system is an electronic security solution that regulates who can enter or exit a building, room, or restricted area. Instead of traditional keys, access is granted through credentials such as access cards, PIN codes, fingerprints, or facial recognition, providing greater security and control over your premises.
To learn more about access control and examples, read our guide to types of access control in security.
Our door access systems support various authentication methods, including access card systems, fingerprint biometrics, and facial recognition. Many systems can also combine multiple methods for added flexibility.
Not sure which option is right for your property? As an experienced door access system supplier in Malaysia, CMC Solutions is happy to help you compare your options and find the right fit. Consultation is free, with no obligation to proceed.
Yes. Networked door access systems allow administrators to add or remove users, update access permissions, and review entry logs remotely through dedicated software or a web-based platform, without needing to be on-site.
The number of doors supported depends on the door access system configuration. Solutions can range from single-door installations for small offices to multi-door, multi-site deployments for large commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities.
Yes. Our door access systems can be integrated with CCTV systems to provide unified security management. This enables you to link access events with video footage, improving monitoring, incident investigation, and overall security visibility.
Yes. Modern facial recognition terminals from brands such as ZKTeco and Hikvision are designed to perform accurately in a variety of lighting environments, including low-light conditions, using infrared and advanced imaging technologies.
Yes. Access permissions can be assigned to individual users or groups, allowing you to control access to specific doors, floors, or zones based on role, department, or clearance level. Time-based access schedules can also be configured to restrict entry during designated hours.
A door access card system in Malaysia usually starts with a site assessment to identify access points and security requirements. The system is then designed and installed with access card readers, controllers, locks and related components, followed by testing and configuration. CMC Solutions also provides commissioning, user setup and ongoing support to ensure the system works as intended.
An access control system is an electronic security solution that regulates who can enter or exit a building, room, or restricted area. Instead of traditional keys, access is granted through credentials such as access cards, PIN codes, fingerprints, or facial recognition, providing greater security and control over your premises.
Our door access systems support various authentication methods, including access card systems, fingerprint biometrics, and facial recognition.
Many access card systems in Malaysia support a combination of more than one method.
Yes. Networked door access systems allow administrators to add or remove users, update access permissions, and review entry logs remotely through dedicated software or a web-based platform, without needing to be on-site.
The number of doors supported depends on the system configuration. Solutions can range from single-door installations for small offices to multi-door, multi-site deployments for large commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities.
Yes. Our door access systems can be integrated with CCTV systems to provide unified security management. This enables you to link access events with video footage, improving monitoring, incident investigation, and overall security visibility.
Yes. Modern facial recognition terminals from brands such as ZKTeco and Hikvision are designed to perform accurately in a variety of lighting environments, including low-light conditions, using infrared and advanced imaging technologies.
Yes. Access permissions can be assigned to individual users or groups, allowing you to control access to specific doors, floors, or zones based on role, department, or clearance level. Time-based access schedules can also be configured to restrict entry during designated hours.
Managing access with keys and logbooks? There’s a better way. Speak to our team for a FREE consultation and explore smarter access control solutions.
For a closer look at the different options, explore our guide to the different types of CCTV systems.
