Security threats come in many shapes and forms, and that is why, we have a special category of DataCenters that we have labelled Ghost Data Centers. Their unique characteristic is that we do not know their location. They could be in a military bunker dug into the Swiss Alps, or somewhere submerged in water. Some might even be in the basements of your run of the mill house or office building. It isn’t only in movies where sensitive data meets extortion. We are unknown clients to our suppliers, and they are unknown suppliers to us. Here is how we make this work:

• As all the technology is encrypted, be it in volatile or non-volatile memory, in transit or at rest, we made it logically possible to make 10s of datacenters work asone, and establish an indestructible high
• throughput.
• Over the Top network. It is like Blockchain, but for connectivity utility.
• For as long as one survives, we exist.

You decide what to log and keep, and if you want, we can advise you on compliant retention policies, per country, territory or jurisdiction.

We strive to operate in as many adverse jurisdictions as possible, in many economic zones, and background diverse locations. If you wonder why, ask a smart legal professional, or ask us!

Let’s keep it simple, our philosophy is to protect the technology of
“you”, your data, and your business, by all legal means.

Our platform gives you layered fallback solutions to stay unscathed during an outage, or an attack. As most security professional can attest, weaknesses in security are rarely exploited by hackers at the core infrastructure level. Rather, even the most sophisticated attacks, tend to be a downstream process starting at the user level. As there is never a Zero chance at getting hacked, our default and preferred position is to log a maximum amount of information, keep it safe, and auditable.
We do this to apply sophisticated forensic techniques to analyze millions to billions of datapoints and get insight on the root cause of an incident. There is hardly anything more frustrating to move on from a costly outage or hack, not knowing what happened and how it happened.

• 10% of our datacenters have 3 uplink technologies combining optical fiber connectivity, wireless radio, and satellite communication.
• In addition, any connected node, whether you connect your branchoffice or a whole datacenter, can be an exit path for your entire infrastructure. This includes private MPLS, BGP peering sessions, and local ISP uplinks.
• Companies may also arbitrarily elect local breakouts for any and all parts of their global network, be it for information safety, legal, or internal policy.