As data demands grow more start-ups, entrepreneurs, and businesses are realizing the advantages of housing their IT and technology in an off-site facility. But what are some things to look for when examining data center options?
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Archive for the ‘Security’ Category^ This post was written by: Scott Disaster Recovery Site – Keeping Backup Files SafeMonday, September 27th, 2010In today’s data intensive business climate having a reliable and sufficient disaster recovery solution is vital to success. The right off-site storage solution for your data is important, as is selecting the right location for it.
^ This post was written by: Scott Data Center Services – Finding the Right ProviderFriday, September 10th, 2010When selecting a data center provider, there are many criteria that should be considered. How strong is the security? What about service reliability or continuity services? There certainly is no shortage of questions to ask, and making the right decision is important. Here are a few things to look for when examining your options.
^ This post was written by: Scott Colocation Service – Sharing Workspaces and MoreWednesday, August 25th, 2010Colocation services have a wide range of benefits, including access to more efficient power supplies for your servers, added security for data, more bandwidth options, and available disaster recovery services. In today’s increasingly data-driven world, colocation services are designed to meet current and future needs.
^ This post was written by: Scott Colocation Bandwidth – Getting the Space and Speed That You NeedMonday, August 9th, 2010Selecting the right colocation bandwidth solution can have a big impact on business results. Whether you are just starting out or are part of an established and successful company, colocated data center and connectivity services might be very well suited to meet your needs.
^ This post was written by: Scott Overall Security and PCI ComplianceFriday, August 14th, 2009According to Verizon’s 2009 Data Breach Investigations Report, 19 percent of organizations breached were PCI compliant. In the news, we hear too regularly how another PCI compliant organization was breached. This begs the question, “what’s wrong with PCI” or “how can we fix PCI”. Attributing breaches to failures in PCI is a common but misguided conclusion. Faulting PCI for every breach is like faulting auto safety devices to every auto fatality. Auto makers can’t possibly anticipate every threat and corresponding countermeasure and neither can PCI.
^ This post was written by: William Holistic Enterprise SecurityWednesday, June 17th, 2009To what extent are you prepared to protect your investment from the myriad of vulnerabilities today’s businesses have to deal with? Understanding how the security puzzle is structured is the first step to knowing how to apply a holistic approach. Given that the implementation of this approach does take time, not addressing any one part is guaranteed to have a negative effect on the overall running of your business.
^ This post was written by: William Data Security Starts at HomeWednesday, May 13th, 2009PCI DSS requirements are a popular topic with many online merchants. And staying compliant is an important aspect of any business, IPSPs included. In this short video, EC Suite Director of Security William Bell talks about how his team is meeting requirements and staying ahead of the threats.
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