Physical Control. 10.6.1 Unit members may exercise the amount of physical control reasonably necessary to protect themselves, or to ensure the safety of other unit members or students.
Physical Control. Storage of Customer Data at new facilities or locations that are not a Zoom facility, as defined herein, must be pre-approved by Customer before use.
Physical Control. Data Importer has adopted a standardized methodology for the application of physical security systems and hardware consistent with typical large corporate facilities. This approach focuses on the need to provide a proactive security posture that combines physical, card access, and key locked facilities to control access. This methodology focuses on four levels of security protection and the devices that should be employed at each level and the strategy for separation between levels. These levels are facility perimeter, public space, employee space, and sensitive space. The highest level of physical security within the facility addresses those areas that contain facility assets and information that should not be accessed by the general employee population. Examples of these sensitive space areas are telephone switching equipment rooms, fiber entry rooms, network traffic areas, collocation areas, and computer rooms. Access to sensitive space areas is through portals controlled by electronic card access control readers. The security system must be keyed or programmed with sufficient access levels to only allow those personnel with a specific need to be in each sensitive space access to that space during the appropriate days and times when access is required. Sensitive space areas are designed so that personnel may only exit freely from the sensitive space into the employee space. General network wiring is protected by concealment. Critical networking components, such as routers, hubs, bridges, gateways and patch panels, are further protected within sensitive space areas as described above. Computing facilities are protected from fire using a number of techniques including use of noncombustible construction materials, automated fire suppression systems, manual fire extinguishers and smoke detectors with alarms systems and cameras. Availability Appropriate use of uninterruptible power supplies is made to assure maximum availability of servers. Facilities have a proactive maintenance schedule and maintain appropriate supplies of critical spare parts. Service level agreements document appropriate uptime expectations for each service.
Physical Control. In the exercise of their professional responsibilities, teachers have the authority to use reasonable physical restraint for the purpose of protecting their persons or the persons of students in their charge.
