 | Alan B. Sterneckert - 2003 - 552 páginas
...be unoccupied or occupied by maintenance employees. • Fire Safety Factors. Fires are a significant threat because of the potential for complete destruction...life, and the pervasiveness of the damage. Smoke, toxic gases, and heat from a fire can destroy lives and critical data and damage systems throughout... | |
 | Joseph F. Gustin - 2007 - 449 páginas
...of hardware and data and the damage caused from smoke and corrosive gases. As previously discussed, smoke, corrosive gases and high humidity from a localized...can damage systems throughout an entire building. Also, water from fire suppression/sprinkler systems falling on circuits and /or equipment may cause... | |
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... review the effectiveness of physical access controls in each area, both during normal business hours and at other times — particularly when an area may be unoccupied. Fire Safety Factors. Building fires are a particularly dangerous security threat... 