Most colocation centers maintain high levels of physical security, including on-site security guards, 24x7x365 surveillance and biometric authorization
Colocation offers space in the provider’s data center for your IT hardware. These facilities are typically audited for reliability and include racks, cabinets and cable trays for your equipment.
Colocation data centers typically have backup generators with varying levels of redundancy and/or battery backup systems or uninterruptible power supplies, depending on the facility.
Colocation services provide cooling systems to protect your hardware, typically including redundant HVAC systems and chiller configurations (e.g., centrifugal chillers and cooling towers).
DDoS attacks come in all shapes and sizes. If you want to protect your co-located IT infrastructure against truly all types of DDoS attacks, you’ll need to act smartly.
The ability to make flexible interconnections inside a data center and across facilities is key when aiming to successfully outsource your IT infrastructure to a colocation environment. It helps optimize your operational efficiencies, also with regard to hybrid IT deployments. In addition, it can help maximize connectivity performance by pursuing the lowest end-to-end latencies while at the same time cutting network costs.
Submit a hosting support request and you’ll quickly receive a personal response from one of Cyberfilters certified and experienced technical engineers. With an average response time of approximately 7 minutes, the Cyberfilters engineers are keen to solve any technical issues relating to your colocation infrastructure and to meet your immediate technical needs.
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