Secure Enclosures

GateKeeper enclosures are available in 19" rack mounted configurations with either a standard 10U (under desk) or 24U capacities. Customized sytems in any non-standard sizes can be ordered.

All enclosures include the following amenities:

• Specification Grade Financial safes with high strength steel walls and doors
• Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) with a $150,000 warranty
• "Maintenance friendly" rack for ease of access
• Redundant power and cooling
• Fire Suppression System
• Filtered air supply
• Constant Thermodynamics
• Dual custody, high security lock
• GSA class 5 containers
• Randomized security features
• UL, CSA and C2 certified
• Vendor Neutral
• Interior Light

Tempest certified enclosures add the following :

• Reduced EMF and RFI emmissions
• Resists Electro Magnetic Pulses (EMP)
• Harmonic dampening and impact resistance for dynamic settings (earthquake, vehicles, ships and aircraft)

Optional upgrades include:

• Customized enclosure finishes
• Web-based environmental monitoring (power, temperature, humidity, etc.)
• Hardware finishes in nickel, bronze, chrome, or gold
• Audit trail, electronic and biometric locks

Systems

Rack mount systems can be pre-configured or customized. Common system selection options include servers, switches, routers, firewalls, KVM and/or keyboard, monitor and mouse.

Security Manuals and Training

Our security training emphasizes three key areas of risk: regulatory challenges, organizational responsibility, and action plans.

The Gate-Keeper security manuals assist stakeholders (public or private entities) to develop the processes, policies and standards required to mitigate risk while ensuring operational continuity during and after catastrophic events. The training manuals address compliance with new regulations contained in Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and California/Washington regulations.

The Gate-Keeper security manual is designed to:

1. Inform the Executive Team of probable risks;
2. Sensitize the Executive Team about the need to identify potential risks;
3. Guide the Executive Team in mitigating these risks;
4. Update the organizational charter regarding risk mitigation; and
5. Audit due diligence and performance with an eye toward regulatory compliance.