Lantronix SLC 8000 Advanced Console Manager Data Center Solution Brief - Page 2

The Problem

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REM SOLUTION BRIEF SLC™ 8000 Console Manager As part of our Remote Environment Management product line, this out-of-band console manager provides resilience and intelligence across all deployments. Our solution provides secure access to IT equipment with RS-232 and USB console, while minimizing deployment headaches and time. The Problem: Consider the following Security Check List together with the associated costs and heightened risks. $ Parking lot entry control, rising bollards, bomb detection (guards with mirrors to check underneath vehicles for explosives, or portable bomb-sniffing devices). $ Provision of extra car parking spaces. $ Authentication at the outer door. Security control centre system staffing costs. $ After initial entry there need to be further detailed identification checks (official ID documents, biometrics, logging) before an access proximity card is issued. What is this visitor bringing into the building? Search and inspections may be required. Food, drink, cameras, communication devices, or strange memory sticks. $ Data area access: CCTV, no tailgating, proximity access card equipment, full height turnstiles. $ 19 inch rack access: Individual racks access by visitors should be only to authorized equipment. Requires monitoring, control, and logging. $ Extra staff to host visitor within the data center for most secure areas, there should be no strange packets or communication devices left behind. No straying in to unauthorized areas. $ Lots of cameras: Administration cost CCTV recordings (even with motion sensing recording for all parts of the building). $ Provision of restroom facilities for visitors, security screening for service staff. $ Checks to make sure that there is no unauthorized removal of equipment. $ Check that the visitor has actually left the site and signed out correctly.

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REM SOLUTION BRIEF
The Problem:
Consider the following Security Check List together with the associated
costs and heightened risks.
$
Parking lot entry control, rising bollards, bomb detection (guards with mirrors to
check underneath vehicles for explosives, or portable bomb-sniffing devices).
$
Provision of extra car parking spaces.
$
Authentication at the outer door. Security control centre system staffing costs.
$
After initial entry there need to be further detailed identification checks (official ID
documents, biometrics, logging) before an access proximity card is issued. What
is this visitor bringing into the building?
Search and inspections may be required.
Food, drink, cameras, communication devices, or strange memory sticks.
$
Data area access: CCTV, no tailgating, proximity access card
equipment, full
height turnstiles.
$
19 inch rack access: Individual racks access by visitors should be only to
authorized equipment. Requires monitoring, control, and logging.
$
Extra staff to host visitor within the data center for most secure areas, there
should be no strange packets or communication devices left behind. No straying
in to unauthorized areas.
$
Lots of cameras: Administration cost CCTV recordings (even with motion
sensing recording for all parts of the building).
$
Provision of restroom facilities for visitors, security screening for service staff.
$
Checks to make sure that there is no unauthorized removal of equipment.
$
Check that the visitor has actually left the site and signed out correctly.
SLC
8000 Console
Manager
As part of our Remote
Environment Management
product line, this out-of-band
console manager provides
resilience and intelligence
across all deployments. Our
solution provides secure
access to IT equipment with
RS-232 and USB console,
while minimizing deployment
headaches and time.