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your networking closet contains your network routers, switches, bridges, and some servers. you want to make sure an attacker is not able to gain physical access to the equipment in the networking closet. you also want to prevent anyone from reconfiguring the network to set up remote access or backdoor access. which of the following measures are the best ways to secure your networking equipment from unauthorized physical access? (select two. each measure is part of a complete solution.)
Place your networking equipment in a Faraday cage.Place your networking equipment in a locked cage.Place your networking equipment in a TEMPEST cage.Place your networking equipment in a Van Eck cage.Place your networking equipment in a room that requires key card entry

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Put your networking gear in a space that needs a key card to enter and Put your networking equipment in a cage that is lockable.

Which of the following security techniques is the most effective at protecting your networking hardware from unauthorised physical access?

The easiest technique to physically secure your network from an attacker who would try to get physical access is to keep your networking equipment in a cage inside of a closed room that also requires keycard access.

A Faraday cage stops intruders from collecting electromagnetic emissions from your networking closet using Van Eck phreaking.

Put your networking equipment in a location where a key card is required to enter and Put your networking hardware in a locked cage.

The usage of a Faraday cage is mandated by the government's TEMPEST special emission security criteria.

Using Van Eck phreaking, a Faraday cage prevents intruders from gathering electromagnetic emissions from your networking closet.

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