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In addition to the other access control elements used for maintaining physical control of the workplace environment listed elsewhere in the book, the security practitioner should be familiar with the following:

 Safes: Secure containers that can offer protection from unauthorized access, fire, water damage, and, in some cases, chemical contaminants. Both the safe itself and the lock on the safe should be rated by a standards body for specific criteria, according to the particular needs of the organization.

 Secure processing areas: Specific areas within the workplace that are set aside, both administratively, technically, and physically, from the rest of the production environment. These are typified by secure entryways, severe limitations on personnel access, hardened structures (walls, no windows, etc.), and electromagnetic shielding. In the U.S. government sphere, these are referred to as sensitive compartmented information facilities (SCIFs), although the term has begun to see wider use in nongovernment activities in recent years.

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