Posts matching: physical security
Data Center Physical Security Goes Far Beyond Locked Doors
When most people imagine a secure data center, they picture a locked server room. The reality is far more demanding. According to IBM’s latest Cost of a Data Breach report, the average cost of a data breach globally was $4.44 million in 2025. For healthcare organizations operating under HIPAA, th...
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What to Expect From a Colocation Provider Security Audit
A data breach costs U.S. organizations an average of $10.22 million per incident, according to IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, the highest average of any region in the world. When your servers are housed in a colocation facility, the security controls of that facility become a direct par...
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HIPAA Compliant Hosting: Your 2026 Certification Checklist
If your organization handles patient data in any digital form, the hosting environment you choose is not a commodity purchase; it is a compliance decision. The average cost of a healthcare data breach reached $7.42 million per incident in 2025, which means a misconfigured server is not just an IT...
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Edge Computing Sacramento: Reducing Latency for Local Business
Every second your data spends traveling to a distant server is a second your customers are waiting. For Sacramento businesses operating in an increasingly competitive digital environment, that delay carries real dollar consequences. A one-second page delay can cut conversions by 7%, potentially c...
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Colocation vs Cloud: Total Cost Analysis for Your Business
Infrastructure is one of the most consequential (and expensive) decisions your business will make. You know that you need it, but how do you go about procuring it? The global cloud computing market was valued at...
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Firewall vs Antivirus: Understanding Your Security Stack Needs
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Cybercrime hit a devastating milestone in 2024: $16.6 billion in losses were reported to the FBI alone, a staggering 33 percent surge from the year before. Yet even against that backdrop, one of the most persistent myths in digital security is ...
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