Items Tagged with 'physical security'

Within data centers, physical security technology emerges as an unexpected but strong ally in the pursuit of sustainability objectives.

The truth is that it is often easier for a cybercriminal to physically breach a data center than to break through layers of digital cyber protections.

Physical security systems can support green building initiatives by optimizing resource usage, enhancing building efficiency, and providing data-driven insights that help reduce environmental impact.

Housing data center assets inside a trusted caging environment is just as important as colocating those assets with a provider that offers strong perimeter security.

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. 

Most organizations have taken great pains to ensure they are protected from every other angle. But, for many, now is the time to look up.

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.

Whether installed on cabinets, machinery frames, or junction boxes, INTENSE BR50 Stacklights add to facility safety, productivity, and style.