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Layered security for facilities, tenants and cages.
Data centres need clearly defined access boundaries, from the facility entrance to tenant spaces and equipment cages. OHM plans physical security around those layers, helping operators and tenants establish who can enter each area and how activity will be reviewed.
Facility, tenant and cage-entry access control
Video supporting entrance and aisle activity review
Visitor and service-provider entry communication
Tenant-managed options where the platform and design support them
Define the boundary. Assign the responsibility.
Access control at facility and cage entrances can support different permissions for employees, service providers and authorised visitors. Cameras positioned around entrances and appropriate aisles provide supporting video for event review. Intercoms can assist with visitor entry, and compatible access and video integration can help authorised teams investigate activity more efficiently.
Clear ownership is central to the design. We discuss which team manages credentials, which network and power resources are available, who can view video, and how retention and installation windows will be handled. Existing infrastructure and operator requirements guide equipment selection and integration. Whether you are securing a new tenant cage or updating a facility, OHM can help define a practical scope that respects the boundaries between operator and tenant responsibilities.