Data Center Security

Our collocation facility offers unsurpassed physical security. Other data center cannot offer these levels of security without additional costs.

Here are the key security features of our colo facility:

Secure Entrance

All staff entering the building must first pass through a dual 4.5 ton steel security door with a key card, biometric verifier, and cypher keypad. Software in the access controller logs all entry and exit attempts and then report them to site security. Visitors must undergo multistage ID check and screening procedures including a parcel search to prevent unauthorized materials from entering or leaving the facility. All equipment checked into the facility is randomly opened and screened for security prior to being admitted to the operations levels.

Surveillance Cameras

Cover every approach and all critical areas inside and surrounding the facility. Cameras have full view from diverse and independent angles; no key location is without some form of visual security, and digital archives are kept should they need to be referenced.

Access Controls

All personnel must use a keycard, biometric verifier, and cypher keypad again to gain access through doors within the facility. Each set of doors acts as a man trap due to their secure design and nature of the system. Each door is secured by both maglocks and steel pin bolts. This allows us to maintain complete control of all critical areas within the facility.

Remote Location

Ensures that no strike, traffic jam, chemical spill or other urban related incident can interfere with our operations. Agricultural surroundings and inconspicuous location deter would-be saboteurs.

Our collocation facility offers unsurpassed physical security. Other data center cannot offer these levels of security without additional costs. We use systems designed for the NSA and other federal agencies. These include biometric readers, the Hirsch access control system and ScrambleProx readers. This is the only electronic security system to be named specifically by the DoD for securing Top Secret facilities. It is used to secure FBI buildings, Embassies, Treasuries, Military Facilities, Atomic energy plants and the US nuclear stockpile.