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Physical security has come a long way in our industry. Sometimes I miss the ritual of signing in on the clipboard and chatting with Phil about the weather. I’m old-fashioned that way, but even my nostalgic self can’t help but admire the progress we’re making in this field and how much it is contributing to securing critical IT assets.
To protect critical infrastructure — data centers, distribution centers, energy substations, oil and gas pipelines, prisons, post offices, transportation centers, and so on — monitoring and controlling access is essential.
Beyond contributing to ecological research and sustainable development in Antarctica, the project represents one more step toward technological evolution.
A unified IT and physical security team can develop a comprehensive security program based on a common understanding of risk, responsibilities, strategies, and practices.
As leaders look to make security enhancements, they should fully understand the risks, the shifting operational environment, and the latest technologies to best protect data center facilities.
SBCH to create diverse private entries into Vancouver Carrier Hotel
May 9, 2022
While typical public entry points are not unsafe — and Spencer Building will still plug into traditional entry points — having a private point allows for a highly secure and monitored access option.
The level and size of EMP protection can range from protecting a single device to an entire building. The focus of this paper is the impact on mission critical facilities either as part of a building, or the entire building.