Nevada Gaming Control Board Cybersecurity Requirements
IT MICS: physical access – Nevada Gaming Control Board Cybersecurity Requirements

Nevada Gaming Control Board Cybersecurity Requirements MICS-IT-4: IT MICS #4 Secured area with redundant power and physical security for critical IT systems

Critical IT systems and equipment for each gaming and entertainment application are kept in a secured area (a registered hosting center qualifies) with redundant power (not required for components inside a slot cabinet), adequate physical security mechanisms such as key locks, biometrics, combination locks or electronic key cards, and, where electronic security systems are used, administration of them by personnel independent of the gaming and entertainment departments. Where a cloud provider is used its procedures must give the same level of control.

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