The unique challenges of protecting data centres

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Read our exclusive interview with the head of security at a leading Australian data centre provider

If you are having trouble reading this email, read the online version   Tune in to the IFSEC Global podcast  SECURITY 28.06.2022 FIND OUT MORE What are the unique challenges of securing data centres?  As George Dionisopoulos, Head of Security at Australian data centre provider NEXTDC, explains, there is little doubt that the data centre market is witnessing significant growth, in line with the development of cloud-based services. Read our exclusive interview with George, as he expands on the importance of creating an enterprise risk management culture and collaborative approach to security.   Webinar: Connect, Secure, Automate - Simplifying physical security and accelerating digital agility in a cloud-first world  Join us on 12 July as we discuss how your organisation can maximise the value of your physical security investment with the help of automation, analytics and an open platform. Watch live for free » How bodycams have been used by Channel 4’s ‘Hunted’ security operatives  IFSEC Global hears how bodycams from Digital Barriers have been used for the hit Channel 4 series Hunted, and why live streaming is adding value to security operations and intelligence in the wider commercial space.  Find out more » The 2022 State of Physical Access Control Report In 2020, 51% of respondents believed their current system either met or exceeded their requirements. Just two years later, this figure has dropped to 41%. What has changed? Find out in the latest report from IFSEC Global,  where we explore the current state of the physical access control market, as well as future trends, opportunities and the challenges ahead.  Download the report » FEATURED CONTENT SpeedLanes installed at 10 Exchange Square, London  Automatic Systems was asked to install three lanes of SlimLane 940SC and one lane of SlimLane 950SC with additional frameless glass infill around the access point at 10 Exchange Square in London.  In order to match the colour scheme within the reception area a very specific architectural powder coating shade of dark grey by Syntha Pulvin of Sherwin-Williams was requested for the housings. This was a bespoke request to Automatic Systems standard RAL finishes and the product was sourced and mixed to the necessary gloss level and applied to the housing. Furthermore, the external proximity card and bar code reader had to be accommodated by fabricating a bespoke bracket to ensure the clients brief was fulfilled.  Find out more about Automatic Systems » More news & features from IFSEC Global Who made this year’s most influential list?   Paxton begins fundraising for mental health charity Mind  Record attendance at AUCSO 2022 Conference as programme focuses on evolving security risks  Private security sector to take part in Pride in London 2022 event  The next evolution of smart buildings – “Security will have a central role to play”  Downloads & Whitepapers Intruder Alarm eBook: Trends, Challenges & Opportunities  The Video Surveillance Report 2020  Whitepaper: Boosting efficiency and streamlining security with an integrated access control solution Choosing the right facial recognition solution for access control  Wireless Access Control 2021 Report How access control plays a vital role in a safe and secure return-to-work strategy Join us on social media for up to the minute security industry news. If you would prefer to no longer receive the IFSEC Global Security Briefing, please click here. Alternatively, to contact our data services team to have your details updated or removed entirely from our database please email imdatateam@informa.com.  This email was sent to you by the Informa Markets division of Informa PLC. Informa PLC's registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. Number 3099067.