Physical Security of IT Systems, Data and Infrastructure at Eye-Able
How does Eye-Able ensure the physical security of IT systems, data and infrastructure – during transport, disposal, access control and protection against environmental risks?
This article gives an overview of Eye-Able's physical security measures for protecting IT systems, data and infrastructure.
Overview of physical security measures
Eye-Able implements comprehensive physical security measures that are aligned with industry-specific standards and regulatory requirements.
Disposal and transport of devices and data carriers
Devices and data carriers that are used or disposed of outside the company's own premises are subject to documented processes for secure disposal and data destruction, even where no physical destruction takes place.
The transport of physical media or systems is carried out in an encrypted and logged manner and only by authorised persons.
Relocation and access control
Relocation processes require written or cryptographically verified approval.
Access to security-critical areas is granted exclusively to authorised personnel and is monitored by access systems with logging.
Protection in data centres and security zones
In data centre environments, power and data lines are protected against physical tampering, and environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) are actively monitored.
External and internal security zones are clearly delimited and are subject to video surveillance as well as defined response mechanisms in the event of unauthorised access attempts.
Separation of critical systems and regular reviews
Critical systems are separated, both geographically and in terms of infrastructure, from areas with an increased environmental risk.
All measures are reviewed and documented regularly and managed within the framework of the ISMS.
Risk-based security management
In this way, Eye-Able ensures that physical security risks are addressed and managed within a risk-based overall framework.
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