The criterion that serves as the basis for rating fire-resistant document containers exposed to heat...

Fire-resistant document containers are rated based on their ability to maintain a maximum allowable interior temperature during exposure to high heat for specified durations. This ensures that the contents, such as paper or digital media, remain undamaged even in extreme heat conditions. Ratings are typically aligned with industry standards, such as UL or ISO specifications, to provide reliable fire protection.

ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP®) References:

Physical Security Standards: CPP guidelines discuss fire resistance ratings and their relevance to safeguarding critical assets.

Disaster Recovery and Asset Protection: Fire-resistant container standards are integral to mitigating risks associated with fire events, as emphasized in CPP disaster management modules.