PROVISIONING, MAINTENANCE AND SECURITY

Customised Services Aligned With Client Specificities

To Meet the Unique Needs of Our Clients

Initial Consultation & Assessment

We conduct a thorough assessment of the client’s requirements, including their business objectives, expected traffic, data sensitivity and compliance needs. Then we identify the optimal server setup, whether it is physical, virtual or a combination based on workload and budget considerations.

Server Provisioning
Z6 Security Framework

Server Provisioning

We specialise in setting up physical servers within a highly secure data centre environment, ensuring redundant power, cooling and connectivity to guarantee uninterrupted operations.

Additionally, we deploy Virtual Private Servers (VPS) utilising cutting-edge virtualization technologies such as VMware, Hyper-V or OpenStack.

These VPS environments provide superior resource isolation and scalability, accommodating diverse workloads efficiently. Our team meticulously configures servers to specifications to meet each client’s unique requirements, adjusting CPU, RAM, storage and network parameters to optimise performance and fulfil operational requirements.

Whether it is physical infrastructure or virtualised environments, we ensure our solutions are robust, scalable and precisely aligned with our clients’ needs

Z6 Security Framework

We adhere to the Z6 security framework, prioritizing zero-trust principles and proactive threat detection and prevention measures. This includes hardening server configurations through regular software patching, disabling unnecessary services and enforcing stringent access controls.

We bolster defences further by deploying firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS) and antivirus solutions to safeguard against both external and internal threats.

Further, we utilise encryption mechanisms such as SSL/TLS for data in transit and disk encryption for data at rest. This adds an extra layer of protection for sensitive information. Additionally, we implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) for remote server access, mitigating the risk of unauthorised entry.