Security and Access Control

Yes. Fingerprint, palm vein and facial readers, usually combined with a card or PIN for two factor entry to high security zones such as the technical space.

An airlock with interlocked doors: the second door will not open until the first has closed and the person has been verified. It prevents tailgating, which is the most common way physical access control is defeated in practice.

Yes. Electronic cabinet locks with individual audit trails, which matters in colocation and any shared environment where several parties have access to the same hall.

Retention is driven by your compliance regime and local privacy law, commonly 30 to 90 days. We size the storage for your required retention and configure it in line with GDPR obligations.

Yes. Physical access control, logging and CCTV are directly assessed under those standards. We install so the evidence is produced automatically rather than assembled by hand before each audit.