Data Center
Physical and logical security
of data centers
A datacenter is a physical infrastructure usually consisting of buildings or facilities specifically designed to house servers, storage devices, networking, cooling systems, and other computing equipment, which manage and process massive amounts of data and services.
Its design, implementation, and management require specialized skills and constant attention to security, reliability, and operational efficiency.
Data centers must be protected from unauthorized access, physical damage, and cyberattacks. This may include physical security systems such as surveillance cameras, controlled access, and intruder detection systems, as well as cybersecurity measures such as firewalls, encryption, and constant monitoring of network activity.
Data Center Products
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