Physical Security
There is no security without physical security. Logical protections can protect only against logical attacks. Physical protections protect against physical attacks. With just a few moments of physical contact, a hacker can overcome or bypass most logical security.
Physical security is the prevention of direct physical contact, access, or influence of an unauthorized person to a sensitive component of an IT infrastructure. Any well-designed network security solution will include physical security components. If you fail to address physical security adequately, you fail to understand the threats facing your organization.
Physical security includes a facility that resists forcible entry. Select, improve, or build facilities ...
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