Friday, August 06, 2010

7110-00-919-9193 | Class 6, 5 Drawer File Cabinet


One of the most popular GSA Approved File Cabinets is the five drawer, class 6. For the price, you get far more value by adding an additional file cabinet drawer. When choosing a GSA Security Container or safe it is best to do your research and learn the differences between Class 6 vs. Class 5.

*Update* You can now purchase NSN# 7110-00-919-9193 online

Many of our clients quickly learn that the the Class 5 is a higher security rating and often only have a requirement for the Class 6. With years of experience in document storage and security, our expert staff offers you the best service, price and support for your GSA or NISPOM storage requirements.

Call us today, Toll Free 866-867-0306.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Protective Distribution Systems | What is a PDS?

Many of our clients are have specific communication security requirements related to a Protected Distribution System or PDS. Ranging from fiber optic communication or junction boxes for end point security we help our clients meet their goals for security.

Fore more information on how our full line of IPS Containers and GSA Approved Security safes can help you mitigate risk call Toll Free 1-866-867-0306.

Learn more about the scope of a PDS and NSTISSI No. 7003 and at WikiPedia

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Entrepreneur Magazine features KL Security Enterprises | Lafayette, Indiana

We're proud to announce that our company was featured in the latest edition of Entrepreneur. Writer Jonathan Blum recently wrote about the importance of data backup and planning, more specifically the ioSafe hard drive and how it compares to online backup like drop box and Western Digital or Lacie.

With our full line of safe, GSA Approved Security Containers and vaults we're happy to have been included in this story.

Read more about KL Security Enterprises and the full article here:

http://www.entrepreneur.com/magazine/entrepreneur/2010/august/207558.html

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

GSA Certified Safes

Rated for Security, NISPOM and IS
Security Containers, Storage Lockers and Cabinets

There are a wide variety of GSA Approved Containers to meet the needs of Federal Agencies, Contractors and organizations that store classified and top secret materials. Choosing the right security level for their requirements is often the biggest challenge that we help our clients with.

Class 5 vs. Class 6 | Which is the higher security rating?
This is one of the most commonly made mistakes by purchasers of GSA Certified Safes and containers. Most buyers and procurement officers understand the the Class 5 container is for the storage of classified and top secret documents and materials, it can also be used to store weapons, evidence, narcotics and cash. The Class Five Certification is a higher level of security than Class Six. Class 6 containers are for documents and materials up to classified and top secret - no other materials, keys, etc should be stored inside a container with this rating.

If you have specific questions, we can help. Call Toll Free 1-866-867-0306 today.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

How to use your X-09 Lock



Your GSA Approved Security Container, safe or storage locker has a new X-09 lock on it...and you need to know how to open your safe.

All of our new safes as well as re certified GSA containers come equipped with the X-09 lock, not the X-08 or X-07.

Monday, June 07, 2010

NISPOM & A look at Information Security Protection Measures

How ioSafe Hard Drives Improve Data Integrity & Availability
Military Grade Hard Drive
We often work with our clients to develop plans of action regarding NISPOM requirements, IPS containers and data backup, storage and disaster recovery. While on the surface these requirements and procedures can seem daunting, when they are broken down into attainable objectives, the mystery of these policies vanish and security and storage goals are met with ease.

In the private sector all of the the information systems (IS) that are used to capture, create, store, process or distribute classified information must be properly managed, protected and secured. Top priority is given to protect all IS systems against unauthorized access or disclosure of information (documents, data, etc) and to ensure availability and recovery of data in the event of a disaster. That said, data backup plans and a solid method for data recovery go hand in hand with NISPOM.

We regularly recommend the use of ioSafe hard drives to achieve a balanced approach to data backup, demonstrating improved security and data integrity as well as the ability to recover data in the shortest amount of time (RTO) and with the best availability (RPO)

When it comes time to implement ioSafe hard drives and systems into a NISPOM related plan the access control issues have already been addressed and the focus is strictly on backup, recovery and data integrity.

The procedures for data backup are documented in writing and sometimes include a tape rotation or archive if needed. By automating the backup process with ioSafe hard drives, regularly scheduled backups can occur incrementally during the day, nightly or automatically when any data is overwritten or saved.

One important note is that the data backups must be stored in an alternate location within the building or in an off site facility to ensure data availability in the event of a common occurrence disaster. When costs and budget are of utmost importance, the ioSafe hard drives serve to eliminate off site storage fees and reduce man hours for tape rotation $$$, all the while improving data security by eliminating the human element from the loop.

Pros to Backup Verification with ioSafe
By automating the data backup into a a disaster protected hard drive from ioSafe it is easier to verify data by simply looking at the backup logs.

Testing of ioSafe hard drives can be achieved at regular intervals and immediately verified for restoration more than once a year at a lower cost (less time and money versus tape testing and verification processes). The testing of data several times a year improves reliability and ultimately improves business continuity and operations.

For more information on ioSafe NAS storage and external hard drives for your NISPOM requirements call Toll Free 1-866-867-0306

Monday, May 24, 2010

External Hard Drive Review

The ioSafe Solo is reviewed in the Ottawa Citizen by Murray Mill. Like many of the reviews online, this is another positive review.

"PROS: Security, the ability to preserve and get back data in the event of a disaster, decent price, very quiet.

CONS: My God it’s heavy! My Solo was/is a USB-only device. There are many faster alternatives, but they cost a lot more."

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