"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" - Ben Franklin

Proper physical device security and asset management protects businesses, employees, customers, equipment, sensitive data, inventory, and intellectual property.

Theft through corporate espionage, personal information/data theft, intellectual property theft, and equipment theft are at all-time highs.

Cabling infrastructure can be easily exploited and is often overlooked, making it an ideal target for adversaries.

Physical security policy, device and asset management, and protecting the sensitive information of customers and clients is a regulatory compliance requirement in the healthcare and financial industries.

Visible physical security measures can act as a deterrent to criminals, reducing the likelihood of theft or other malicious activities.

Physical security is important because it helps protect people, property, and assets from unauthorized access, theft, vandalism, or harm

Security Slot Examples

These are some examples of devices and standard security slots.

On this standard laptop, you can see the security slot off to the right side of the image.

This is a popular and widely used computer monitor. On the back of the monitor, you can see the security slot right near the input USB and HDMI ports.

This is a standard and representative SOHO Cisco router. The security slot is marked with a lock icon.

This is a typical 16 port ethernet switch. Similar desktop switches are used in many homes and small offices. You can see the security slot here, located on the back of the unit.

This is a standard IP phone with the security slot on the back. Almost every desktop phone from every manufacturer has a security slot.