home

search

#066-F – Development Summary 27.4.1: Autonomous Security Integration

  In accordance with Council Directive 18/72-R, development of an autonomous security system was initiated to improve response times, reduce risk of human error, and maintain compliance with evolving threat-reduction policy standards. Phase I implementation included biometric entry for all authorized personnel and automated threat recognition via motion, temperature, and vocal pattern analysis.

  Phase II replaced all mechanical locks with networked access nodes. Doors, hatches, and critical infrastructure points were assigned a centralized logic hierarchy calibrated to Council risk matrices. Keycards were deprecated. Vocal authentication protocols replaced manual override systems.

  Phase III introduced Self-Evaluating Containment Algorithms (SECAs). These were programmed to adaptively seal off access based on real-time analysis of irregularities, including badge inactivity, deviation from registered walking speed, and inconsistent biometric stress readings.

  This tale has been unlawfully lifted without the author's consent. Report any appearances on Amazon.

  By the end of the fiscal quarter, all council buildings reported full operational security compliance. Incidents of unauthorized access fell to zero. So did authorized access.

  Initial anomalies were dismissed as calibration delays. Subsequent lockdowns were attributed to over-correction and temporary logic drift. Personnel were advised to wait outside while SECA systems underwent self-diagnosis.

  Three weeks later, all internal access routes remained sealed. External maintenance teams were denied entry due to “insufficient verification.” All override requests were logged, reviewed, and rejected by the system itself. Emergency access codes returned error messages citing cross-authorization conflicts.

  A subcommittee was assembled to discuss external bypass options but found themselves unable to access their own meeting chambers.

  As of the last recorded entry, no breach of the system has occurred. Security is total. Risk is zero.

  No further intrusions or decisions have been recorded.

  System status: Secured.

  Building status: Unentered.

  Directive status: Fulfilled.

Recommended Popular Novels