Early detection starts at the perimeter.

ISC technologies can identify intrusion attempts before an individual reaches the building, providing security teams with more time to verify activity and respond.

Infinity 2020 Perimeter Intrusion Detection System

ISC’s Infinity 2020 PIDS provides intelligent fence-mounted intrusion detection for data centers and other critical infrastructure.

The system can detect and locate activity associated with climbing, cutting and attempted perimeter breaches, helping operators quickly identify where an event is occurring.

Hydra provides flexible wireless intrusion detection for locations where conventional fence-mounted systems may not be practical.

It can protect gates, vulnerable approaches, temporary boundaries, equipment compounds and critical assets as part of a broader data center perimeter security system.

Microwave & Open-Area Detection

Microwave and other intrusion-detection technologies can create invisible detection zones across open areas, approaches and gaps between physical security layers.

Video surveillance provides verification. Intelligent video provides understanding.

ISC can integrate CCTV, thermal imaging, PTZ cameras and AI video analytics to detect, classify and track people, vehicles and unusual activity around the facility.

When integrated with perimeter intrusion detection, cameras can automatically move to the location of an alarm, allowing operators to immediately investigate the event.

Large data center campuses can require awareness beyond the immediate fence line.

Advanced thermal and wide-area surveillance technologies can monitor approaches to the facility and provide persistent awareness across large areas.

Radar and integrated surveillance can also provide drone detection and tracking, helping security teams identify unauthorized UAV activity around sensitive infrastructure.

Once inside the perimeter, access should become progressively more controlled.

ISC can integrate biometric access control, multi-factor authentication, credentials, visitor management, mantraps, anti-tailgating systems and restricted security zones to provide stronger identity assurance around buildings, data halls and critical equipment.

Access events can be correlated with surveillance and security alarms, providing operators with a clearer picture of who accessed an area, when they entered and what occurred while they were there.

Data center security does not stop at the building entrance.

Intelligent monitoring technologies can continuously protect data halls, server racks, cabinets, communications rooms, power infrastructure and critical plant.

Monitoring can include temperature, humidity, water ingress, smoke, vibration, acoustic anomalies, cabinet and door tampering, occupancy and unusual movement within restricted areas.

When an internal event occurs, the security system can automatically correlate nearby access records and video surveillance to provide immediate operational context.

A modern data center can generate thousands of alarms, camera feeds and access events.

ISC helps turn that information into actionable security events.

Integrated command-and-control technology can bring perimeter alarms, CCTV, access control, biometrics, personnel locations, vehicle activity and internal monitoring into a common operating environment.

When an incident occurs, the system can automatically:

identify the location of the event; present relevant cameras; correlate nearby access activity; track personnel and response assets; initiate predefined workflows; and maintain an incident record.

Instead of managing separate security systems, operators manage the event.

Data centers continually change through construction, expansion, maintenance and infrastructure upgrades.

ISC deployable security systems can rapidly provide temporary perimeter detection, CCTV, thermal imaging, wide-area surveillance and domain awareness around construction zones, temporary compounds and exposed infrastructure.

This allows physical security coverage to move as the facility evolves.