Data Center Security Policies Sample Clauses

Data Center Security Policies. SFS’s data center implements Information Security practices to help protect physical access to customer data and systems and to limit access to authorized personnel. This approach reflects an enterprise commitment to the ISO 27000 security framework family. A Security Awareness Policy and Program communicate security expectations to the Data Center workforce during the initial Security training at new employee orientation and are reinforced annually. Quarterly Security Awareness bulletins focus on current security issues and concerns. All visitors are required to sign in via a visitor log. Building Operations, Security, or Data Center Management review and approve visitor access and issue visitor badges, as needed, for identification purposes before access is granted to any non-Rackspace employee or unauthorized Data Center personnel. SFS’s data center servers are protected by a dedicated firewall, which is used to restrict network access to servers to communication protocols authorized by SFS. The firewall has enhanced firewall rules, which are in place to restrict access to customer data and to limit the possibility of disruptions to customer operations from unauthorized users. Data integrity in SFS’s data center servers is reinforced by RAID 10 RAID arrays with hot swappable drives to ensure continuous service without loss of data in the event of a hard drive failure.
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