Security and Confidentiality

As the name suggests, private data centers are very secure when managed properly. By choosing a reputable company like PCH Technologies, you can keep your data in a location where it is well-protected. Our private data centers are guarded 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, both from physical theft and online intrusions. This security is probably the best reason to go with a private data center like ours.

The cost of developing a competent IT security grid is not easy, and it is not cheap. The biggest problem is that of finding the right people for the job. There just aren’t enough people out there who understand this technology at the high levels that are required for this kind of work. That’s why it makes sense to go with a group of established professionals who have already proven their ability. It saves you the time, trouble, and expense of trying to develop everything in-house.

At PCH, we understand that data breaches can be expensive and devastating. That’s why we employ the finest tech professionals to guard our networks and make sure that no one gains improper access. For companies that are affected by confidentiality laws, this is especially important. Sure, you could hire the first IT person that applies for the job, but that is like rolling the dice. Random actions tend to have random results, and you probably don’t want random results.

Why Not Use A Public Cloud Service?

A private data center has quite a few advantages over a public cloud service. While a public cloud service can provide plenty of data space, the costs can be rather high. Public cloud services aren’t usually set up to handle the vast amounts of data that a large company can accumulate. They are generally meant for average people, and that means you will pay a lot more money when using and transmitting large amounts of data.

On the other hand, a private data center is set up for businesses rather than individuals or small groups. That means it is tailored to the greater needs of a business. That includes the need for security, and that’s another key point to consider.

Anything that is “public” will never be fully secure. There are just too many loopholes through which hackers and other cybercriminals can slip. A private network, on the other hand, provides a compartmentalized and encrypted system. There is no aspect of our cloud that could be considered “public,” and that adds up to a much lower risk of data breaches.

You might think that your business data is not at risk, but the fact is: Any type of business can be affected by a data breach. If nothing else, it erodes the trust of your customers in a big way.