Protecting data centers requires more than cybersecurity. Physical breaches can expose sensitive information and put critical infrastructure at risk. In an article published in the September/October 2026 issue of Security Today, Glenn Longley explains how modern wireless intrusion systems help secure data centers, from exterior entry points to server rooms, racks, and cages.
The article explores how wireless infrastructure reduces extensive cabling, simplifies installation, and allows security systems to adapt as facilities grow. It also highlights the role of reliable wireless communication in challenging building environments, along with applications that extend beyond intrusion detection, including environmental monitoring and wearable duress devices. Integration with access control, video surveillance, and building systems can help teams coordinate responses and manage security more effectively.
Read the full article here.
Review the article in Security Today's September/October Edition.
The article explores how wireless infrastructure reduces extensive cabling, simplifies installation, and allows security systems to adapt as facilities grow. It also highlights the role of reliable wireless communication in challenging building environments, along with applications that extend beyond intrusion detection, including environmental monitoring and wearable duress devices. Integration with access control, video surveillance, and building systems can help teams coordinate responses and manage security more effectively.
Read the full article here.
Review the article in Security Today's September/October Edition.
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