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Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM) vs. OneSpan Digipass Hardware Authentication

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM)
Score 9.0 out of 10
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Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM), from Motorola Solutions company Avigilon, is a physical access control system for enterprise-class installations, designed to protect people, property and assets. With advanced alarm and identity management, ACM™ provides control of access to facilities. It is a browser-based solution, and its unification with Avigilon Control Center (ACC) video management software offers an end-to-end security solution to monitor and secure sites.N/A
OneSpan Digipass Hardware Authentication
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OneSpan offers Digipass one-button authenticators which they present as small, easy-to-use, single-button devices that support strong authentication with one-time passwords (OTPs). The Digipass GO 100 Series display cards are credit card size one-button authenticators, which banks and other organizations can use to effectively combat Internet fraud by replacing static or paper-based password systems with strong two-factor authentication.N/A
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User Testimonials
Avigilon Access Control Manager (ACM)OneSpan Digipass Hardware Authentication
Likelihood to Recommend
There are simpler systems out there for card access. The simpler systems are not as granular. There a lot of card access pieces to ACM. ACM also requires a server so if you want a cloud based solution, this is not an option. It's best if you have staff or a local company to support the hardware and software.
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Pros
  • Integrate with burg systems
  • Granular for time access
  • Flexible with many types of badges
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Cons
  • How you set up integration with burg systems
  • SSO
  • Making door double taps easier to set up
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Alternatives Considered
Some systems out there are not too granular. They also lacked integration with Google, which we need. With that being said ACM can sometimes make setup too complicated. Double-tap cards for instance take many steps to set up. In other systems it's a one-click setup. ACM is also compatible with Mercury boards. This is a big reason to choose ACM because the boards are not proprietary.
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Return on Investment
  • card access can help to limit physical keys
  • Less staff to unlock doors for events, because now they are scheduled by one person
  • Licensing and installation costs are pricey
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