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Locked doors: It may seem obvious, but all the security in the world is useless if an intruder can simply walk in and physically remove a computing device. High$-$value information assets should be secured in a location with limited access.

Physical intrusion detection: High$-$value information assets should be monitored through the use of security cameras and other means to detect unauthorized access to the physical locations where they exist. $*$ Secured equipment: Devices should be locked down to prevent them from being stolen. One employee's hard drive could contain all of your customer information, so it is essential that it be secured.

Environmental monitoring: An organization's servers and other high$-$value equipment should always be kept in a room that is monitored for temperature, humidity, and airflow. The risk of a server failure rises when these factors go out of a specified range.

Employee training: One of the most common ways thieves steal corporate information is to steal employee laptops while employees are traveling. Employees should be trained to secure their equipment whenever they are away from the office.

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