Keeping pace with a
changing landscape
Demand for data storage and processing is increasing
as industries digitize. However, it's becoming more
difficult and expensive to run and manage servers
while mitigating cyberattacks and remaining
compliant. How do you secure a growing number
of assets across multiple sites, while staying ahead
of new threats and regulations?
As a data center provider, you are at the forefront of
technological innovation, with high-density servers,
virtualization technologies, and revolutionary cooling
systems, to name a few. But your company's innovation
should not stop there. You need a security system that
keeps up with this technology by scaling alongside your
needs today and in the future.
Ask yourself— How do you ensure that your security
team operates within the regulatory bounds and how
quickly can you share evidence with stakeholders?
Is your security technology helping you define policies
that guide visitors to access the tenant's equipment
and nothing more?
Limiting downtime is your top priority. Whether
you face a physical security breach or cyber attack,
a cease in operations can cost your business millions
in reputational damage, loss of customer contracts,
and noncompliance fees. That's why it's important
to choose security technology that keeps your
operations running smoothly and helps you stay
ahead of the curve as new regulations emerge.
A single minute of
downtime costs
a data center over
$8,000
* Source: Business Insider
