dual control
"Dual control" ensures enhanced safety, security, and oversight by requiring two individuals or entities to share control or operation of a system or process.
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Definition
C1Security
(technical, formal)A security measure requiring the participation of two people to complete a process or access a resource, minimizing fraud and errors.
Example
- The bank uses dual control for vault access to prevent unauthorized entry.
- Sensitive data transactions often require dual control to ensure security.
B2Automotive
(technical)A vehicle setup where two individuals can control the vehicle, commonly used in driving instruction.
Example
- The driving school car is equipped with dual control, allowing the instructor to intervene if necessary.
- Dual control vehicles are essential for safe driving lessons.
C1Management
(formal)A governance system where two authorities share control and decision-making responsibilities.
Example
- The company adopted a dual control approach to improve oversight and accountability.
- Dual control in management ensures that decisions are balanced and well-considered.
Similar
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