To paraphrase the late Rodney Dangerfield, equipment closets in branch offices get no respect. Companies with lots of branches, including retail stores and restaurant chains, too often tuck servers in… Read more »
Articles Tagged: Security
Why High Performance Buildings matter more than ever in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and Sandy Hook
December 31, 2012
551 views
As I reflect on recent events in 2012, I find myself more than ever recognizing the importance of high performance buildings in 2013 and beyond – smarter, sustainable, resilient and… Read more »
WEBCAST: Eliminating Human Error: Documentation a Foundation for Success
October 16, 2012
2,855 views
VIEW WEBCAST HERE (It’s FREE and No Registration is Required) Most all critical facility operations have some form of documentation and training programs in place, but one key question you… Read more »
I Manage a Green Building
March 22, 2012
120 views
My last blog was about working in a green building, where occupants see values such as easy card access to the building and EV charging station, direct interaction with the… Read more »
Gartner’s Advice for Improving Data Center Security: Kill Your Apps
December 6, 2011
1,189 views
Security remains top of mind for any data center professional but who knew it was this bad: Gartner is now advising people to just kill workloads entirely to improve security…. Read more »
Lessons Learned from the 1977 NYC Blackout
October 21, 2011
859 views
By: Eric Gallant 34 years ago the Big Apple suffered a blackout of historic proportions. The blackout, combined with the stresses of a protracted economic depression and a brutal heat… Read more »
Physical Data Center Security Goes Beyond Video Cameras
August 19, 2011
2,160 views
When companies think about providing physical security for their data centers, they most likely envision video surveillance cameras and identity card readers attached to entry doors. In other words, they… Read more »
Understanding Firewalls and Their Role in Network Security
August 19, 2011
3,019 views
Anyone who uses a computer these days has almost certainly come across the term “firewall” and knows it has something to do with providing security. But to fully protect corporate… Read more »
Understanding Firewalls and Their Role in Network Security
August 19, 2011
3,019 views
Anyone who uses a computer these days has almost certainly come across the term “firewall” and knows it has something to do with providing security. But to fully protect corporate… Read more »
WEBCAST: Eliminating Human Error: Documentation a Foundation for Success
October 16, 2012
2,855 views
VIEW WEBCAST HERE (It’s FREE and No Registration is Required) Most all critical facility operations have some form of documentation and training programs in place, but one key question you… Read more »
Physical Data Center Security Goes Beyond Video Cameras
August 19, 2011
2,160 views
When companies think about providing physical security for their data centers, they most likely envision video surveillance cameras and identity card readers attached to entry doors. In other words, they… Read more »
Show Some Respect for Your Remote Equipment Closets: Monitor Them
January 7, 2013
1,452 views
To paraphrase the late Rodney Dangerfield, equipment closets in branch offices get no respect. Companies with lots of branches, including retail stores and restaurant chains, too often tuck servers in… Read more »
Gartner’s Advice for Improving Data Center Security: Kill Your Apps
December 6, 2011
1,189 views
Security remains top of mind for any data center professional but who knew it was this bad: Gartner is now advising people to just kill workloads entirely to improve security…. Read more »
Lessons Learned from the 1977 NYC Blackout
October 21, 2011
859 views
By: Eric Gallant 34 years ago the Big Apple suffered a blackout of historic proportions. The blackout, combined with the stresses of a protracted economic depression and a brutal heat… Read more »
Why High Performance Buildings matter more than ever in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and Sandy Hook
December 31, 2012
551 views
As I reflect on recent events in 2012, I find myself more than ever recognizing the importance of high performance buildings in 2013 and beyond – smarter, sustainable, resilient and… Read more »
I Manage a Green Building
March 22, 2012
120 views
My last blog was about working in a green building, where occupants see values such as easy card access to the building and EV charging station, direct interaction with the… Read more »
Physical Data Center Security Goes Beyond Video Cameras
August 19, 2011
2,160 views
When companies think about providing physical security for their data centers, they most likely envision video surveillance cameras and identity card readers attached to entry doors. In other words, they… Read more »
Understanding Firewalls and Their Role in Network Security
August 19, 2011
3,019 views
Anyone who uses a computer these days has almost certainly come across the term “firewall” and knows it has something to do with providing security. But to fully protect corporate… Read more »
I Manage a Green Building
March 22, 2012
120 views
My last blog was about working in a green building, where occupants see values such as easy card access to the building and EV charging station, direct interaction with the… Read more »
Lessons Learned from the 1977 NYC Blackout
October 21, 2011
859 views
By: Eric Gallant 34 years ago the Big Apple suffered a blackout of historic proportions. The blackout, combined with the stresses of a protracted economic depression and a brutal heat… Read more »
Show Some Respect for Your Remote Equipment Closets: Monitor Them
January 7, 2013
1,452 views
To paraphrase the late Rodney Dangerfield, equipment closets in branch offices get no respect. Companies with lots of branches, including retail stores and restaurant chains, too often tuck servers in… Read more »
Gartner’s Advice for Improving Data Center Security: Kill Your Apps
December 6, 2011
1,189 views
Security remains top of mind for any data center professional but who knew it was this bad: Gartner is now advising people to just kill workloads entirely to improve security…. Read more »
Why High Performance Buildings matter more than ever in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and Sandy Hook
December 31, 2012
551 views
As I reflect on recent events in 2012, I find myself more than ever recognizing the importance of high performance buildings in 2013 and beyond – smarter, sustainable, resilient and… Read more »
WEBCAST: Eliminating Human Error: Documentation a Foundation for Success
October 16, 2012
2,855 views
VIEW WEBCAST HERE (It’s FREE and No Registration is Required) Most all critical facility operations have some form of documentation and training programs in place, but one key question you… Read more »