Physical and Environmental Security. ADP’s approach to physical security has two objectives – creating a safe work environment for ADP associates and protecting Personal Information held in ADP data centers and other strategic ADP locations. ADP security policy requires ADP management to identify those areas requiring a specific level of physical security. Access to those areas is provided only to authorized associates for authorized purposes. ADP secured areas employ various physical security safeguards, including video surveillance systems, use of security badges (identity-controlled access) and security guards stationed at entry and exit points. Visitors may only be provided access where authorized and are supervised at all times.
Physical and Environmental Security. HP facilities are secured using various physical and electronic access controls and surveillance capabilities. Depending on the facility, this could include security guards, electronic access control, and closed-circuit television (CCTV). All HP personnel are registered and are required to carry appropriate identification badges. Facilities have required infrastructure support with temperature control and power backups where required, using UPS and/or diesel generators to support critical services.