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 | | Physical security safeguards take into account 1) the physical facility housing the information resources; 2) the general operating location; and 3) the support facilities that underpin the operation of the information systems. |
 | | Accordingly, physical security safeguards need to be considered for information resources residing in static facilities (such as buildings), mobile facilities (such as computers mounted in vehicles), and portable facilities (in-transit facility housing). |
 | | Appropriate physical safeguards need to be established based on the risks related to geographic location, including natural threats (such as flooding), man-made threats (such as burglary or civil disorders), and threats from nearby activities (such as toxic chemical processing or electromagnetic interference). |
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