EmailLabs’ customer base is constantly growing, especially with foreign customers. This is why we continue to invest in server infrastructure, which will provide even better quality services. This time, we have good news for users of Microsoft Azure software.
We would like to inform you that Vercom S.A., has signed an agreement to connect to the Internet Exchange Point (IXP). The link and two new data centers will be launched in Q2 – the first half of this year.
Connecting EmailLabs’ server infrastructure to the traffic exchange point will enable Microsoft Azure users to connect directly to our services. This is important news for companies that use the Azure cloud platform and need secure and reliable access to the server infrastructure responsible for delivering their email communications.
Connecting to an Internet traffic exchange point (IXP) can increase our efficiency and effectiveness, translating into better business results for our customers. EmailLabs users can directly access Azure platforms, increasing their productivity and efficiency. In addition, the direct connection to the Azure cloud platform benefits users of both platforms by enabling faster and more reliable data transfer.
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In the interest of the security and capacity of our infrastructure, we are also expanding our server connections. Joining our resources is an NTT server located in Germany. In turn, one of our server rooms located in Poland is being expanded with a second, more modern location. Both server centres have the appropriate certifications including ISO 27001, ISO 14001 and PCI DSS.
As EmailLabs, we care about the highest quality of our services, so we need to expand our infrastructure with servers with appropriate security confirmations.
It is worth mentioning that Vercom S.A. underwent an ISO 27001 and ISO 27018 surveillance audit, after which we received confirming certifications. The company continuously implements the information security policies, procedures and guidelines specified in the standards. One of our most important aspects is the security of servers and the entire infrastructure on which we base the services we offer customers.
Vercom is constantly raising user awareness and implementing appropriate virus detection, prevention, and data recovery controls. Last year, we implemented additional cyber-security training as a weekly guideline for employees. In addition, the organisation is subject to regular internal and external audits to improve its practices.
Read more: Vercom with ISO 27001 and ISO 27018 Certification
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