entry control
[/ˈɛntri kənˈtroʊl/]
nounpl: entry controls
controle de entrada
1. A system or procedure designed to regulate, monitor, or restrict access to a place, building, or area
The airport implemented strict entry control measures at all gates.
O aeroporto implementou medidas rigorosas de controle de entrada em todos os portões.
2. Security procedures used to verify the identity and credentials of individuals before allowing them to enter a restricted zone
Entry control at the government building requires a valid ID and security clearance.
O controle de entrada no prédio do governo requer uma identificação válida e autorização de segurança.
3. In computing, mechanisms that manage access permissions to databases, systems, or applications
Entry control in the database prevents unauthorized users from accessing sensitive data.
O controle de entrada no banco de dados impede que usuários não autorizados acessem dados sensíveis.
In Brazil, 'controle de entrada' is standard terminology used in security, government, corporate, and public facility contexts. The term gained increased prominence post-2001 in both the USA and Brazil due to heightened security awareness. In Portuguese-speaking countries, variations exist: Brazil uses 'controle,' while Portugal uses 'controlo.' The concept is central to Brazilian organizational culture, particularly in banks, government buildings, and commercial establishments where security is prioritized.
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