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Answer the audit with a log, not a vendor statement.

Enterprise procurement asks who has access, where the data physically sits, what changed last quarter and what happens when it breaks. Every one of those is a screen in the console rather than a question routed to a support desk.

Why it fits

Built for how enterprise it really work

1

Access you can prove

Zero-trust policy, brokered SSH and an immutable activity log covering every change, by every operator.

2

Placement you can name

Choose datacentres explicitly — the answer to 'where does this data live' is a fact, not a region code.

3

Restores you have rehearsed

Recover into a new instance and verify it, so continuity plans are tested rather than asserted.

Infrastructure you can point at.

Start in minutes on dedicated capacity, or talk to us about private capacity and named datacentres. Every tier is the whole platform.

Every service, every tier Predictable egress No charge to open a ticket