Securing Sensitive Data: Physical Security Strategies For Data Centers: Revision history

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• curprev 07:3107:31, 10 September 2026 JoannDarrington talk contribs 5,242 bytes +5,242 Created page with "Why Traditional Access Control Alone Misses Asset-Level Threats Card readers and biometric locks answer one question well: who was authorized to enter a space. They do not answer a second, equally important question: what happened to the equipment inside once that person was in the room. A contractor with legitimate badge access to a colocation suite can still unplug a drive array, swap a network card, or walk out with a decommissioned server that was never properly logg..."