Experts from Chatsworth Products explore how connectivity is changing the landscape for data centers and putting new requirements on data center infrastructure.
Chatsworth Products
Chatsworth Products supplies equipment for every part of the data center, from security and power management, to the cables and cabinets themselves. In every element, they aim for quality while providing “ideal structural support solutions for a wide variety of applications”.
Headquarters: Agoura Hills, CA
Web: https://www.chatsworth.com/
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Cabinet-Level Electronic Access Control: Extending Physical Security to the Rack Level
Recognize that the last line of defense in physical security between data processing and storage equipment and access by unauthorized users is a secure server cabinet. A new report from Chatsworth Products explores the potential of cabinet-level electronic access control to improve physical data security.
Importance of Cabinet-Level Electronic Access Control for Data Security and Regulatory Compliance
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