Future-proof every data center deployment stage

Data centers, particularly those operating at scale, grapple with a complex web of overlapping compliance standards. From colocation facilities managing a handful of clients to hyperscale providers handling vast amounts of data, the burden of adhering to multiple frameworks is immense. This redundancy leads to inefficiencies, increased costs, and a potential diversion of resources from core operational functions.

Keeping track of evolving regulations, updates to frameworks, and upcoming audits creates a constant need for monitoring and adaptation.

Integrating controls and procedures from multiple frameworks into a single, cohesive security strategy can be a major undertaking.

Meeting the demands of various audits, the need to check all items of evidence within your controls can strain internal teams, diverting focus from core data center operations.

Compliance audits require dedicated security professionals to manage documentation, evidence collection, and internal control reviews. This diverts valuable resources from core data center operations, such as infrastructure maintenance and security incident response.

Gathering evidence for audits often involves manual processes like compiling logs, reports, and security policies. This can be time-consuming, error-prone, and difficult to scale as data volumes grow.

The looming threat of audits forces a reactive approach. Data centers scramble to gather evidence just before deadlines, creating a constant strain on resources and leading to potential oversights.

Operate in a landscape marked by heightened customer expectations, stringent regulations, and evolving cyber threats. Safeguarding sensitive data while meeting compliance requirements is a complex challenge. Hyperscale providers, in particular, face the added pressure of managing vast amounts of data across multiple jurisdictions, making data security a paramount concern.

Customers are more aware than ever of data breaches and privacy scandals. They demand robust data security from the data centers they trust with their sensitive information.

Regulatory landscapes are constantly evolving, with frameworks like GDPR imposing hefty fines for non-compliance. This puts pressure on data centers to demonstrate a strong commitment to data security.

The sophistication and frequency of cyberattacks are on the rise. Data centers need to stay ahead of these threats to ensure customer data remains protected.

Frameworks are becoming more interconnected, with overlapping requirements. This pushes the need for data centers to adopt a comprehensive compliance strategy.

As data centers migrate to cloud environments, security controls need to adapt to address new challenges.

Data privacy regulations like GDPR are raising the bar for data security and user control over their information.