Meghjit Power Solutions LLP

  Edge IT areas rarely resemble purpose-built server rooms. They are often placed in spare offices, back-of-house spaces, or shared corridors where daily foot traffic is normal. That setting increases risk in predictable ways: a cleaner brushes a power lead, a contractor opens the wrong cabinet, or a quick “temporary” change becomes the new baseline without documentation. The fix is not a heavy policy. It is clear access control, simple change discipline, and a physical layout that prevents accidental contact and discourages casual tampering. When these basics are in place, uptime improves and troubleshooting becomes faster because the history is traceable. They support safer handoffs. In this article, this guide will outline practical security and access steps that work in real sites. Set clear access rules and stick to them. Security improves quickly when responsibility is obvious. Decide who can enter, who can make changes, and who is there only to observe.  Vertiv smart ra...