Automated clearance verification and access control

Purpose

1.1. Automate real-time clearance verification and automate access control for Marine self defense force facilities, personnel, and sensitive areas.
1.2. Automates checking personnel clearance levels, automates badge validation, automates visitor approvals, and automates incident escalation.
1.3. Automates entry/exit logging, automates compliance validation, and automates access suspension or granting upon status or role change.
1.4. Purpose includes automating audits, reporting, and integration with inter-agency security databases for seamless, rule-based automating.
1.5. Automates manual errors reduction, accelerates onboarding/offboarding, and ensures automatable, up-to-date security based on real-time data.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Automate badge scan at facility entrance/exit points.
2.2. Automatable role update in HR or security database.
2.3. Visitor arrivals, automating temporary badge requests.
2.4. Automatedly detected clearance expiry or anomalies in logs.
2.5. Scheduled audits or government alerts for automating status review.

Platform variants

3.1. Microsoft Azure Active Directory
• Feature: Conditional Access API – configure to automate clearance checks upon sign-in events.
3.2. Okta
• Feature: Event Hooks – automates access change triggers based on status updates.
3.3. AWS IAM
• Feature: Automated Policy Evaluation – set rules to automatedly allow/deny access.
3.4. Google Workspace Directory API
• Feature: Directory API – automate clearance sync with badge system.
3.5. Duo Security
• Feature: Auth API – automating second-factor clearance for entry.
3.6. HID Global
• Feature: Seos APIs – automate badge creation, suspension, verification workflows.
3.7. LenelS2
• Feature: OnGuard OpenAccess API – automate access events and status checks.
3.8. Honeywell Pro-Watch
• Feature: Pro-Watch Integration Kit – automate cardholder and clearance validation.
3.9. IBM Security QRadar
• Feature: Offense API – automates incident flagging for suspicious access logs.
3.10. Splunk
• Feature: HTTP Event Collector – automate log collection and anomaly detection.
3.11. ServiceNow
• Feature: Security Incident Response – triggers on access violation, automates workflows.
3.12. Salesforce Shield
• Feature: Platform Event Monitoring – automate real-time access event feeds.
3.13. SAP SuccessFactors
• Feature: Intelligent Services Center – automate clearances on employment changes.
3.14. Oracle Identity Cloud Service
• Feature: Identity Bridge – automate synchronization with physical access systems.
3.15. Slack
• Feature: Workflow Builder – automate clearance alerts to security channels.
3.16. PagerDuty
• Feature: Event Orchestration – automate incident escalations on failed clearance.
3.17. Twilio
• Feature: Programmable SMS – automate notifications for denied clearances.
3.18. DocuSign
• Feature: eSignature API – automate digital approval for visitor access.
3.19. Zapier
• Feature: Webhooks – automate multi-system linkages for access control.
3.20. Google Sheets
• Feature: Apps Script – automate clearance lists and sync with badge system.
3.21. Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE)
• Feature: pxGrid API – automate network access based on verified clearances.
3.22. Workday
• Feature: Business Process Framework – automate HR-driven clearance updates.
3.23. JIRA
• Feature: Automation Rules – track and automate incident management.

Benefits

4.1. Automated clearance verification eliminates human error and automates compliance.
4.2. Automating access control streamlines onboarding and automates deactivation.
4.3. Automatedly synchronizes data across security and HR platforms.
4.4. Automates alerts and escalations for real-time response to security breaches.
4.5. Automation provides full audit trails for regulatory compliance and review.
4.6. Automates manual security procedures, reducing administration time and effort.