Data Center Security
One platform for access control, intrusion detection, and visitor and identity management across data halls, cages, plant rooms, and the perimeter. Cloud, on-premises, or hybrid, deployed the same way at every site.
Why data center teams choose Acre
One operating model, every site
Built for construction and contractor volume
Works with what you run
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Dublin Airport Authority: Bridging the Future of Airport Security
We recognized that the piecemeal solutions scattered across the campus were inadequate for the university’s growing needs. Our ever-evolving campus required a centralized, scalable solution capable of supporting a vibrant and expanding academic community.
Trusted by 1,000+ organizations worldwide
Doors secured
Intrusion panels deployed in the last 10 years
Years in physical security
Channel partners worldwide
Protection built for data centers
Three products, one platform. Access, intrusion, and visitor and identity management share one operational picture across every site in the portfolio.
Acre Access Control
Manage every gate, mantrap, data hall, and cage from one cloud dashboard.
Control the whole portfolio
Role- and schedule-based access for employees, contractors, and vendors across every site and region.
Critical zones and restricted areas
Govern GPU halls, network rooms, and power plant with their own access rules, approvals, and audit trail.
Access that holds through an outage
Offline failover keeps doors operating during a network or power loss, and data syncs automatically when the connection returns.
Intrusion Connect
Protect the perimeter, plant rooms, and unoccupied space under construction.
Perimeter and vehicle access
Monitor fencing, gates, and vehicle entry points, and watch sites remotely from one console.
Detection triggers response
Intrusion panels connect to access control, so a detection event triggers lockdown, alerts, and correlated video footage.
Fewer false alarms
Verify events with video before dispatching a response to a remote or unstaffed site.
Visitor Management
Manage contractors, vendors, and visitors through construction, commissioning, and operations.
Onboard contractors at construction volume
Pre-registration and kiosk check-in issue time-limited credentials scoped to one zone and one shift.
Vendor and escort control
Track which vendor is on which site, require escorts where policy demands it, and expire access automatically when work ends.
Auditable logs and alerts
Instant arrival alerts and a complete record of every visit, exportable for audit and customer security reviews.
Acre Solutions
Every Acre deployment in a data center environment is backed by structured services and ongoing support. Your platform is planned, deployed, and supported by people who understand data center environments, change-control windows, and the operational reality that nothing comes offline for a security upgrade.
Professional Services
Acre Professional Services manages full deployment from site survey through go-live, sequenced around construction and commissioning so live halls stay live.
Acre Care
Acre Care provides ongoing technical support, software updates, and named account access across your entire platform. Your team gets a clear escalation path and responsive support.
Yes. The cloud platform centralizes every site and entry point under one set of roles and schedules, with remote administration.
Credentials are issued, scoped to a zone and shift, and expired automatically, with pre-registration, ID capture, and watchlist screening at check-in.
Restricted zones combine access control, intrusion detection, and video, so entry to a critical area requires approval and leaves an audit record.
Offline failover keeps access systems running, and data syncs automatically when the connection returns.
Yes. Acre provides audit-ready access logs, configurable reporting, and exportable records that support the physical-access requirements of SOC 2(via AWS), ISO 27001, and PCI DSS. Every entry to every zone is timestamped and attributable.
Keep your existing panels, readers, and controllers. Deployments are phased site by site, so new capacity goes live on the target architecture while existing sites migrate at their own pace.
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