Which measure implements physical access control in an organization's security program?

Setting up IP cameras to monitor key infrastructure is a physical access control measure because it directly addresses the security of physical locations and equipment. Physical access control aims to restrict unauthorized individuals from entering secure areas or tampering with hardware. IP cameras provide surveillance, acting as a deterrent and a means to detect and record unauthorized physical access attempts. Configuring a password for the console port and configuring enable passwords on network devices are logical access control measures. These protect against unauthorized access to the device's configuration and operating system, not its physical location. Backing up syslogs at a remote location is a data security and logging measure, ensuring the availability and integrity of security logs, but it doesn't directly control physical entry.