Data centres are under unprecedented pressure - from escalating cyber-physical threats to increasingly complex access environments. Yet most facilities still rely on security models built for a different era. This webinar asks the hard question: what does it actually take to reach Zero Trust in physical access? And how close are we to a data centre that operates securely with zero human intervention?
Join dormakaba for a practitioner-led conversation on the guiding principles of Zero Trust security in data centre environments. Moving beyond theory, this session brings together operators, technology leaders, and access security specialists to examine where the industry stands today - and what it will take to get to the next level. From identification and verification protocols to the technical realities of layered access control, this is an honest look at the gap between aspiration and execution.
Get a frank, operator-side view of how data centres are managing physical security today - and the vulnerabilities that remain. Understand why identity and verification are the non-negotiable foundation of any credible Zero Trust architecture. Hear directly from practitioners on the technical and organisational challenges of implementing layered access control at scale Explore what a truly dark data centre looks like in practice - autonomous, secure, and human-access-minimised Walk away with a sharper framework for evaluating your own security posture and where to focus next.
Secure your place. This is a limited-capacity session designed for data centre operators, security professionals, and technology decision-makers. Register now to join the conversation.
Key Learning Objectives
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- Articulate how data centres approach physical security today - including common gaps, inherited risk, and where legacy systems are holding the industry back
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- Explain why identification and verification are foundational to Zero Trust - and what robust, scalable verification looks like in a high-security, high-throughput environment
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- Identify the primary technical challenges in layered access control - from credential management and interoperability to audit trails and real-time response
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- Apply Zero Trust principles to your own environment — with a clearer view of what implementation requires across people, process, and technology
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