...signals outside the secure zone using a radio receiver. Even without a Trojan, a sophisticated receiver located nearby picks up and views what's on the VGA monitor. • What TEMPEST is and isn't. • It should come as no surprise that the Federal go...

...be used by the equipment. • Security • Most cabinets come with a lock and key, but more advanced options are available to provide a higher level of security. Keyless options include combination locks and biometric locks that read fingerprints. •  

...to be placed in secure location at a convenient distance from the display. • Computer free work areas • Computers generate heat and noise and take up office space. Computers also have physical interfaces that may need to be hidden from uses ...

...Coloured • 3-Series Lockable RJ-45 Patch Cables • Premium performance combined with optional lockability • Insert optional Locking Pins into the slimline boot to lock down ports • Available in up to 7 lengths from 1.0 to 10.0 m and up to 7 colou...

...Will customers or clients see your installation? A cabinet with a door looks much neater than an open rack. When you’re trying to create a professional image, everything counts. • Finally, • there’s security. An enclosed cabinet can be locked. •  

...moves the chip for clock and data recovery into a line card on the host device. This makes an SFP+ smaller than an XFP, enabling greater port density. • Because all these compact transcievers are hot-swappable, there’s no need to shut down a swi...

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...application. • Is it secure enough? • Data that travels over the VPN is usually encrypted, and encryption can be altered depending on the level of security you require. If your links are global, make sure international encryption standards are in...

...rack may need to be secured. A typical rack has about a 38.1-centimetre-deep base, providing some stability, but not enough to prevent the rack from tipping if heavy objects are mounted on it. To solve this problem, most rack bases can be bolted...