Security guard monitoring system

Lee, Jie Lun (2024) Security guard monitoring system. Final Year Project, UTAR.

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Abstract

This report describes the creation of a Security Guard Monitoring System with the goal of increasing the efficiency and dependability of security operations. In a world where security is vital, this system employs technology to assure the proper monitoring and coordination of security personnel during patrols. The traditional method of manual recording, which used notebooks at checkpoints, has been shown to be vulnerable to tampering and to lack real-time reporting capabilities. This solution tackles significant concerns that conventional and existing security guard monitoring systems encounter, such as tampering, missing patrols, and a lack of centralized control. To minimize tampering, the system will use Near Field Communication (NFC) technology at checkpoints, replacing traditional notebook with NFC tags. NFC technology can capture data in real time, decrease the risk of tampering. Additionally, log movement will be used to reduce the number of missing patrols by immediately alerting the system manager in the event of a deviation. Furthermore, this system integrates current existing infrastructure to provide a centralized control system. This integration will improve security operations by requiring security staff to follow predetermined routes and regulations. This system will be built with React Native framework to provide cross-platform capabilities.

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