entry points
Where you begin
Entry points are places where something can be entered or accessed.
In computing, an entry point is where a program begins execution or where external code can hook into a system.
In business, it's how customers first encounter a product or service.
Security contexts use entry points for potential vulnerabilities: The audit identified three entry points for attackers.
The term often implies multiple access options: The park has several entry points along the trail.
- thresholdsEntry boundaries or limits
- front doorPrimary household entry point
- doorwayPassage into a room
- foyerBuilding's entrance room
- accessRight to enter
vestibule · portal · checkpoint · trailhead · foothold · foot in the door · ground floor · gateway · open window · injection · infiltration · border crossing · ingress · onramp · lobby · archway · opening · way in
- event safetycrowd control, crowd management, crowd barriers, crowd flow, evacuation plan
- acupunctureacupoints, needling, acupuncture needles, electroacupuncture, dry needling
- pest scoutingscouting, visual inspection, field surveys, traps, sticky traps
- Usage Metricspeak hours, frequency, duration, screen time, app usage
- swimmingswimming, swimmer, swimmers, swim team, swim teams
- fundamentalsbasics, fundamentals, essentials, foundation, ABCs
entry pointsbarriers
Things blocking access
blockades · obstructions · dead ends · walls · closures
enter, entry, entrance, points, entered, entering, entries, entrant, entrances