7.1: Physical security perimeters

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To safeguard information and associated assets, organizations should establish and utilize physical security perimeters for information processing facilities. They serve to prevent unauthorized physical entry and protect against potential damage or interference to the organization's valuable assets. External structures like roofs, walls, ceilings, and flooring should be sturdy, and external doors should be secured with control mechanisms such as bars, alarms, and locks.

This requirement is part of the framework:  
ISO 27001 (2022): Full

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To safeguard information and associated assets, organizations should establish and utilize physical security perimeters for information processing facilities. They serve to prevent unauthorized physical entry and protect against potential damage or interference to the organization's valuable assets. External structures like roofs, walls, ceilings, and flooring should be sturdy, and external doors should be secured with control mechanisms such as bars, alarms, and locks.

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7.1: Physical security perimeters
of the framework  
ISO 27001 (2022): Full
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Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Physical access control to building, offices and other premises
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Security services in real estates
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Strong authentication for processing or storage areas of highly confidential information
Critical
High
Normal
Low
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Strong authentication for processing or storage areas of highly confidential information

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Camera surveillance in real estates
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Low

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