Protecting data centres and critical infrastructure
This is our specialisation. Data centres, energy, water, telecommunications and transport need layered protection, business continuity and accountability for every access, and often compliance with NIS2 and the Polish KSC act as well.
Discuss your siteProtection in layers, from the fence to the rack
An intruder has to get through layer after layer, and each one gives the operator time and information. All events go to one PSIM.
- 1
Grounds and fence
Fence detection, lighting, cameras with video analytics and thermal imaging at the site boundary.
- 2
Vehicle entrance
LPR, road blockers and anti-ram bollards, control of deliveries and service vehicles.
- 3
Building
Personnel interlocks and gates that will not let two people through on one credential, biometrics and visitor management.
- 4
Data hall
Separate rights to halls, customer cages and technical areas, gas suppression.
- 5
Rack and device
Electronic locks on racks with a log of who opened them and when.
- 6
Airspace
Drone detection above the site and an alert at the operator.
Continuity of the security systems
Working after a loss of connectivity
Controllers and doors keep working locally when the link to the server is lost. We check this in acceptance tests.
Backup power
Security systems on uninterruptible power, with monitoring of batteries and power supplies.
Redundancy
Standby servers and network paths where a gap in supervision is unacceptable.
Sites we protect
- Data centres and colocation
- Energy and district heating
- Water and wastewater
- Telecommunications
- Transport and logistics
- Public administration
Requirements that usually apply to such sites
- NIS2 and the Polish KSC act
- GDPR for video surveillance and biometrics
- Data centre standards such as EN 50600
- Requirements of colocation customers and auditors
Services that make up the protection
Discuss the requirements of your site
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