At the city's 24/7 911 center, relief dispatchers share badges so the next person can get in. How should the CHRO evaluate access-control strategy?
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Short Explanation
Sharing a 911 badge is like leaving the station key on a hook labeled anyone. Thin staffing does not make a shared credential a control. Each person needs their own access that still works when relief walks in.
Full Explanation
Shared credentials break access-control strategy because they destroy accountability and allow unknown holders through a secured perimeter. Operational convenience at a 24/7 center is a design constraint, not a reason to accept badge pooling, static door codes, or a bowl of tokens. The CHRO should evaluate and replace the practice with individual, time-bound access that covers shift relief. That is how employee security strategy stays intact under continuous operations.