New Facility Security Design
Define layered controls, interfaces and operating workflows from the earliest design stage.
Data Centres
Layered Physical Security from Perimeter to Rack.
A data centre brings multiple security boundaries into one continuous operating environment. SHINE connects vehicle and visitor entry, security lobbies, restricted halls, keys and rack access so operators can maintain a coherent event trail across the site.
Operational priorities
Designed Around the Moments that Carry the Most Risk.
Layered security from the site boundary to the data hall, connected through a consistent operational platform.
- 01
Validate people and vehicles before they enter the secure site
- 02
Apply progressive controls from lobby to data hall and rack
- 03
Connect access, video, alarms, visitors and keys
- 04
Support investigation and audit without disrupting continuous operations
Integrated operating layers
One Environment. Multiple Connected Security Layers.
Select a layer to see how systems can align with the way the site operates.
Selected layer
Site Boundary
Perimeter, vehicle and pedestrian controls establish the first verified security layer.
- Vehicle access and barriers
- Perimeter video
- Intercom and visitor validation
Typical project conversations
Start with the Operating Need, then Shape the System.
These are common starting points for planning. Final scope depends on the site, risk priorities, existing platforms and approval requirements.
Live-Site Expansion
Extend doors, cameras and monitoring while coordinating works around active operations.
Platform & Rack Integration
Connect building access with visitor, key, video and rack-level security workflows.
Delivery focus
Plan the Work Around the Live Environment.
Data-centre work must be planned around availability, change control and tightly controlled site access. Installation, commissioning and rollback arrangements should be agreed before each intervention.
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Planning Security for Data Centres?
Share the site context, operating constraints and current systems. We will help structure the next conversation.