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Comprehensive Data Center Security & Management Solutions to European Standards | Eurostellar

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In the era of data and artificial intelligence, Data Centers have become critical infrastructure for businesses' digital operations. Beyond storing and processing data, a Data Center must be protected against a wide range of physical risks, including unauthorized intrusion, unauthorized access, asset loss, and environmental incidents.

Data Center

Therefore, Data Center security should not rely solely on an individual camera or alarm system. A multi-layered security approach enables critical areas to be monitored from the perimeter to the interior, while supporting access management, incident alerts, and more efficient infrastructure operations.

1. Data Center Perimeter Protection with SIEZA PERIDECT

The first layer of Data Center protection begins with the perimeter and surrounding fence.

The SIEZA PERIDECT system uses vibration sensors installed on fences to detect abnormal impacts such as climbing or attempts to compromise the fence structure. The system analyzes signals from nearby sensors to help reduce unwanted alarms caused by environmental conditions.

With the ability to identify the location of an impact along the fence, PERIDECT can provide early warning before an intruder reaches the protected area.

Key Benefits:

  • Detects intrusion attempts at the fence perimeter.

  • Accurately identifies the location of an impact.

  • Reduces unwanted alarms caused by environmental factors.

  • Can be deployed on various types of fences.

  • Suitable for sites requiring stringent perimeter protection.

For Data Centers, this layer creates an additional early-warning zone before a potential incident reaches critical areas.

2. AI-Powered Security Surveillance with Provision-ISR

Beyond perimeter protection, video surveillance and image analytics play an important role in monitoring the Data Center premises.


Provision-ISR solutions support a range of AI-powered video analytics, including face recognition, license plate recognition (LPR), intrusion detection, area entry detection, object tracking, and thermal analysis. Depending on the compatible device configuration, the system can also support features such as Fire Detection and Temperature Analysis.

From Video Surveillance to Event Analytics

Rather than simply recording footage, the system can generate event data to help security teams identify situations that require attention.

Depending on the system configuration, available functions may include:

  • Face Detection / Face Recognition – detects and recognizes faces.

  • LPR – recognizes vehicle license plates.

  • Line Crossing – detects movement across defined boundaries.

  • Loitering Detection – detects unusual or prolonged presence.

  • Fire Detection – supports early detection of potential fire risks.

  • Thermal Analysis – analyzes thermal images.

  • Temperature Analysis – monitors temperature through compatible devices.

As a result, the camera system can become part of a proactive security monitoring process rather than serving solely as a video recording solution.

3. Key & Asset Management with Morse Watchmans

In a Data Center, access control does not stop at entry doors. Physical keys, technical cabinets, and critical assets also need to be properly managed and recorded.


As a leading security technology brand from the United States, Morse Watchmans KeyWatcher Touch is an advanced electronic key management system designed to store, control, and track key usage. With its security and reliability, the solution is deployed globally across critical sectors such as government agencies, military facilities, healthcare and hospitals, casinos, premium hotels and resorts, and particularly Data Centers.


The system can restrict access based on individual users, record key check-in and check-out history, and provide alerts for transactions requiring attention. Depending on the configuration, KeyWatcher Touch supports authentication via PIN, access card, or biometrics. Every key transaction is automatically recorded to create an audit trail, enabling management teams to trace who used a key, when it was used, and who currently has possession of it.

Morse Watchmans KeyWatcher Touch

Why Is Key Management Important?

An electronic key control process can help:

  • Restrict unauthorized access.

  • Track key usage history.

  • Identify who currently holds a key.

  • Alert staff when a key is overdue for return.

  • Reduce reliance on manual logbooks.

  • Create records for inspection and auditing.


4.  Security Alarm System with JABLOTRON Grade 3

Critical Data Center areas require an alarm system capable of detecting and transmitting alerts when an incident occurs.


JABLOTRON 100+ currently includes products certified to Security Grade 3 according to EN 50131. Among them, the JA-108K is designed by JABLOTRON for large-scale systems and high-security applications, including server rooms.

Security Grade 3 theo EN 50131, trong đó JA-108K được JABLOTRON định hướng cho các hệ thống quy mô lớn và yêu cầu bảo mật cao, bao gồm cả server rooms.

Integrated Alert Functions

  • Intrusion Detection – detects unauthorized intrusion.

  • Fire Alarm – provides fire alerts.

  • Water/Flood Detection – detects water leakage or flooding.

  • Access Monitoring – monitors access status.

  • Remote Management – supports remote monitoring and management.

For Data Centers with high security requirements, selecting an alarm system that meets an appropriate security standard helps establish a dedicated protection layer for critical areas.

5. Building Management & Operational Optimization with iNELS

Data Center security is closely connected to the management of HVAC, temperature, humidity, and environmental conditions. The iNELS system by ELKO EP supports the control of HVAC, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. It can also connect with sensors and other control systems depending on the project configuration.

BMS

For Data Centers, a building management system can support:

  • Monitoring temperature and humidity.

  • Controlling HVAC systems.

  • Managing operational scenarios.

  • Monitoring equipment status.

  • Connecting data between systems.

  • Supporting energy optimization.

When combined with other security layers, BMS expands management beyond security into facility management, creating a more centralized operational platform for the facility.


EUROSTELLAR works with developers, consultants, contractors, and system integrators to consult on and implement security and building management solutions for Data Centers and facilities requiring a high level of protection.


Contact EUROSTELLAR for consultation on security, access control, and building management solutions tailored to your project requirements.


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