Secure hosting is much more than just having the right hardware, it’s even more than having the right people and the right tools. It’s really about having these as a base, but then looking at the business process’s used when accessing and working with the environment.
If we use the example of a company that has a major brand that is present in multiple countries, then it’s likely that there will be many brand managers and many agencies involved. Who and how this cloud of people access the solution becomes critical to maintaining its security. So it is the business process that controls the resulting security more than anything else.
TEEC uses a layered defence approach for it’s clients, with each layer designed to protect against various forms of attack. There is a minimum of 4 layers of defence for all our clients not including web application firewall’s on the web servers themselves.
TEEC has several geographically diverse datacentres which provide full business continuity and disaster recovery solutions. We combine this with around the clock monitoring and full auditable access so that our clients have complete peace of mind when using our secure hybrid cloud solution.