Physically securing desktop lab computers

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31-08-2006, 17:23

Alexa Stott Alexa Stott is offline

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Re: Physically securing desktop lab computers

You could always take some suggestions from the guys over at this site.

Namely, these guys:

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Our marines had taken the order to secure things pretty seriously, because they had done it with two half inch lag bolts. They had drilled straight through the case, the mother board, the bottom of the case, and the desk it was sitting on, to drop the lag bolts in place.

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