Credential

In access control, a term used to describe the means used to verify an individual is authorized to proceed through an opening. Common types include a traditional mechanical credential, such as a key, an electronic credential (see next glossary term), or a biometric credential, such as an individual’s hand geometry, fingerprint, etc.

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