Sekit CSF · Physical & Environmental · Policy
RCF-0313Cabling/security zones
Physical cable infrastructure and security zones are formally defined and protected against unauthorised access
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RCF-0313Cabling/security zonesPhysical & Environmental · Policy
RCF-0313 maps to 4 controls across the published frameworks. Open in the full graph →
Maps to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · Annex A controls
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A.7.1Physical security perimeterssupportsThis policy control maintains a written standard that defines the office's security zones and who may access cabling, one part of A.7.1's perimeter definition. RCF-0314's recurring inspections perform the physical protection itself.A.7.12Cabling securitysupportsThis policy control defines security zones and who may access cabling, the written boundary and access rule A.7.12 requires for cabling infrastructure.
Maps to NIST CSF 2.0
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PR.IR-01Networks protected from unauthorized accessPR.IR-02Assets protected from environmental threats
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Facility resilience and media controls
The protections against power or climate failures affecting critical systems, and the control of cabling and facility security zones.
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