Onsite Data Centre

Maximum security

Our onsite data centre is protected by CCTV, fob-entry access control and intruder alarms, as well as being backed up by a 24/7 in-house support desk, monitoring the centre at all times. If you're after a safe haven for your data, look no further.

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Like the sound of enterprise level data centres?

Thanks to the support of our trusted Critical Cloud partner, Secura, we are now able to offer enterprise level data centre services that don't just work, they wow. Secura operate from not one, not two, but three UK Tier 3+ data centres which are interconnected by a Secura owned, 10Gbps MPLS ring network. On top of that Secura also hold ISO 27001, ISO 20000 and ISO 9001 accreditations, so you really can rest assured your data is in very safe hands. Sound good?

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Safe, secure & reliable

Every organisation, large or small, requires uninterrupted, instant access to its data and systems and shouldn't expect any less. Security is paramount to us, with fob-entry door access control, CCTV and ISO27001 compliance, you can rest assured your data is safe with us,

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What is a data centre?

A data centre is a facility used to effectively centralise an organisation’s computer systems, IT operations and other associated equipment. It’s often made up of things like servers, routers, switches and firewalls. From the data centre, information (data) can be organised, processed, stored and disseminated.

What are data centre services?

Data centre services fall into two broad categories: services provided to a data centre and services provided from a data centre. Services provided to a data centre include the implementation, maintenance, operation and improvement of the data centre environment while services provided from a data centre include data processing, storage, networking and distribution.

How can data centres be secured?

Data centres can be secured physically as well as through software installations and cloud facilities. The physical side of data centre security involves surveillance systems and access control as well as environmental controls and UPS systems all of which work together to keep the data safe.

How secure are data centres?

With the right set up and security measures in place then data centres can be extremely secure. Some of the biggest threats to data centres are DDoS attacks, web application attacks, DNS infrastructure, SSL induced blind spots and weak authentication. However, all of these threats do have solutions designed to limit the chances of them compromising data centres. A secure data centre should feature things like encryption, firewalls and two-factor authentication.

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