All Data Clouds Are Not Created Equal

What does “data in the cloud” mean to you?

It’s easy to imagine data floating somewhere in the sky, vaporizing when not needed and magically reappearing when we call for it. While it’s not quite that simple, DataHEALTH aims to make the entire process feel effortless for our customers. But have you ever wondered where your data really goes when you’re using a cloud backup service or cloud-based server? Let’s peak behind the “cloud.”

At its core, the “cloud” is simply a network of computers connected via the internet. Data starts at your workstation, travels to either an in-house or cloud-based server, and is then backed up for safekeeping. Along the way, various machines, services, and connections work together to keep everything running smoothly. If it’s outside your office, it’s considered part of the “cloud.” DataHEALTH offers both cloud backup and cloud-based hosting services, ensuring your data is safely and securely stored.

Given the sensitive nature of data — such as personal, medical, and financial records — it’s critical that the cloud infrastructure is robust and secure. When choosing a cloud provider, make sure to ask the right questions. Below, we’ve outlined common questions and how DataHEALTH addresses each.

Key Questions to Ask Your Cloud Provider

  1. Where is my cloud backup or cloud-based server physically located?
    DataHEALTH operates multiple data centers across the USA.
  2. How secure is the data facility?
    Our data centers are SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001, NIST 800-53, PCI DSS, and HIPAA A certified. We use key cards, biometric scanners, controlled access, and both perimeter and interior cameras to ensure security.
  3. Who owns the equipment storing my data?
    DataHEALTH owns and maintains high-quality, proven-name brand equipment like Dell, Cisco, and HP. Our hosting services minimize the need for an in-house IT professional.
  4. Is my data encrypted?
    Yes! DataHEALTH utilizes 256-bit AES encryption, both in transit and at rest, to ensure your data is protected. Additionally, our encryption is FIPS 140-2 certified, which serves as a security seal of approval. This certification confirms that the technology we use to safeguard your data meets rigorous government security standards. Rest assured, your sensitive information is kept secure from hackers and unauthorized access.
  5. How many copies of my data are stored?
    As a standard, DataHEALTH retains the last 30 backup copies. This can be customized to suit your specific needs.
  6. Is multi-factor authentication required for login?
    We require multi-factor authentication for anyone accessing our network, including cloud-based hosting customers.
  7. How does my cloud provider ensure network security?
    DataHEALTH conducts regular network audits, alongside third-party evaluations, to maintain the highest standards of safety, security, and integrity.

Why Choose DataHEALTH?

DataHEALTH offers not only secure cloud backup and hosting services but also comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to keep your business safe:

  • Duo (Multi-Factor Authentication): Similar to the sign-ins used by the banking industry, adding an extra layer of security.
  • Remote IT Managed Services (RMM): We manage and patch your on-site computers remotely.
  • SentinelOne MDR (Managed Detection and Response): Enterprise-level protection, detection, and response software for your computers.
  • Security Awareness Training: Empower your team with the knowledge and tools to

       proactively identify and prevent cyber threats before they can cause harm.

Get in Touch with DataHEALTH

Ready to experience secure and reliable cloud services? Contact DataHEALTH today for more information:

📞 888-656-3282 (Option 1)
✉️ Info@DataHEALTH.com

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