As more companies move their IT infrastructure into shared data centers, physical security becomes as important as cybersecurity. That’s where colocation cages come in.
A colocation cage is a customized, enclosed area inside a larger data center, usually made from wire mesh panels. It surrounds your servers and network equipment with a physical barrier, giving you exclusive access to your gear, even in a shared environment.
There are a few key reasons why colocation cages have become standard in modern data centers:
It’s not just a metal fence. A good cage needs to be:
We’ve installed cages in facilities nationwide—from small tech startups to global cloud providers. Every job is different, but the goal is the same: build a secure, scalable solution that works.
If you’re considering a move to colocation or want to upgrade the security of your existing data center space, we’re here to help. At WireCrafters, we design and manufacture our cages in-house—so you get a system that fits right, installs fast, and protects what matters.
If you have any questions or would like to speak with someone on our sales team, please don’t hesitate to contact us or request a quote for more information.
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