The Council of State secures its access with Locken

Locken entered the Palais-Royal ... that is to say the seat of the highest administrative jurisdiction, which owes its other role - adviser to the government in the drafting of legal texts - its name of Council of State . It is a complex institution, with multiple tasks, the requirements reinforced by the difficult security situation of recent years.

But the stake for Locken does not stop there. Because the Palais-Royal is also a monument steeped in history, as its name recalls, a memory of the time when Louis XIV, still a child, preferred it to the empty and icy galleries of the nearby Louvre. New constraints, and new challenge for Locken.

Let's take a closer look at how the European leader in the electronic key responded.

First, by its simplicity of installation. Locken cylinders, because they do not require any wiring or any adjustment of the doors, fit into the exceptional setting of the palace without altering its character.

The Locken solution also stands out for its ease of use. Locken cylinders installed at the Council of State can be opened using a single electronic key, of course provided with specific access rights. When an authorized user enters his key, it instantly transmits the information necessary to open the lock.

The keystone of the Locken solution lies in its software which allows fine access management. Proof of the confidence placed in Locken by the Council of State, a new generation system, the LSA (Locken Smart Access) replaced the software installed in 2014.

With its optimized architecture and studied graphics, it offers superior user comfort and makes it possible to set up new services.

This access rights management software combines flexibility and security of use. It makes it possible to restrict access to any part of the premises of the Council of State, and to limit its duration, in the case for example of a service provider coming to ensure a specific mission.

The head of the Security Department of the Council of State testifies:

“With the Locken solution, energy and intelligence are key. By eliminating the access incidents that we encountered previously on electronic cylinders equipped with battery, we were able to reduce our maintenance interventions on the doors and refocus on the heart of our mission: to streamline the approximately 2500 daily accesses and 50 accesses monthly while strengthening security. The Council of State being located on 000 sites, Council employees and service providers can circulate on the two sites with the same key; Similarly, managers can consult the software and configure access rights from both sites. The installation in 2 of the new LSA software, more ergonomic and integrating more advanced functionalities, made our tasks even easier. "

With the Council of State, Locken confirms its ability to establish itself in leading administrative and institutional bodies.