Secure Hosting Sample Clauses
The Secure Hosting clause establishes requirements and standards for the secure storage and management of data on hosting platforms. It typically mandates that the hosting provider implement robust security measures, such as encryption, access controls, and regular security audits, to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access or breaches. By setting these expectations, the clause ensures that data remains protected throughout its lifecycle on the host's infrastructure, thereby reducing the risk of data loss or compromise and providing assurance to parties relying on the hosting service.
Secure Hosting. We utilize an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) process. This gives us a good overview on our cluster and security rules. In this container-based architecture we have rules in place for firewalls, patch/package management, vulnerability scans, health monitoring and alerting, and so on.
Secure Hosting. For our hosting needs, Foleon relies on the services of Rackspace. They are responsible for our complete hardware setup and are required to notify us of any security incident. They assist us in infrastructure deployment, configuration, maintenance, and various aspects of information security, including Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Intrusion Prevention System (IPS), firewalls, patch management, health monitoring and alerting, and so on.
Secure Hosting. For our hosting needs, Foleon relies on the services of GCP. They are responsible for our complete hardware setup and are required to notify us of any security incident. In our Kubernetes clusters we have a high standard in infrastructure deployment, configuration, maintenance, and various aspects of information security, including Egress, firewalls, health monitoring and alerting, and so on. Each docker image that has been created by Foleon has to pass a Vulnerability scan performed by Container Registry service.
Secure Hosting. A proven hosting process and facility with Quest that meets and exceeds required security standards including HIPAA.