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

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• curprev 11:5911:59, 13 September 2026 JasminGrier824 talk contribs 5,307 bytes +5,307 Created page with "Rack-level security extends this same logic to the smallest meaningful unit of the facility: the individual cabinet. Locking cabinets with electronic access control, rather than shared physical keys, means each open or close event generates its own log entry tied to a specific credential. Combined with door-position sensors that detect whether a rack has been left ajar, this creates a record precise enough to answer not just "did someone enter the room" but "did someone..."