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When a security device is configured to fail-closed, it will deny access when a failure occurs.

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In a fail-closed configuration, security devices are designed to deny access in the event of a failure. This ensures that unauthorized access is not granted when the device cannot properly verify legitimacy, thereby maintaining security even during outages.

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