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EPISODE · May 6, 2025 · 13 MIN

Data Center physical Compliance Standards Explained

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In this deep dive from TechDaily.ai, we explore the often-overlooked side of cybersecurity — physical security in data centers. Sponsored by StoneFly, this episode uncovers the four foundational pillars of physical asset protection: Deter, Detect, Delay, and Respond. From environmental design to smart surveillance systems, and from card-based access controls to compliance with PCI DSS, we cover how every layer — campus, building, room, and rack — plays a role in safeguarding your digital infrastructure.🔐 What you’ll learn:The 4Ds framework of physical securityCrime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)How ACS, IDS, and VSS systems work togetherOperational best practices and response protocolsHow physical security aligns with compliance (like PCI DSS)Why physical threats are still a real risk to data integrity💡 Whether you're building a new facility or securing an existing one, this episode offers essential insights into creating a defense-in-depth physical security strategy.🔗 Learn more at StoneFly.com

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