Digital Realty, a leading global provider of data centre, colocation and interconnection solutions, announced it has reached an agreement with The Shadowserver Foundation to support the foundation’s data centre infrastructure needs at Digital Realty’s facility in Oakland, California.
The Shadowserver Foundation, a non-profit security organisation working to make the Internet secure for everyone, launched a search for a data centre provider offering the footprint, connectivity and flexibility needed to support its growing collection, processing and analysis of critical Internet security data that helps businesses safeguard operations.
By deploying The Shadowserver Foundation’s infrastructure using Network Hub on PlatformDIGITAL, the foundation will be able to scale its business by optimising network performance and interconnecting network traffic flows to create centres of data exchange.
“Managing disparate traffic flows and network performance is becoming increasingly complex as businesses adapt to meet their customers’ growing demands,” said Digital Realty Chief Technology Officer Chris Sharp. “With Network Hub on PlatformDIGITAL, organisations can break through data gravity barriers to scale digital business. We’re excited to be working with The Shadowserver Foundation in Oakland and we look forward to supporting their continued growth.”
Digital Realty’s Oakland data centre offers direct access to Silicon Valley and the ability to support high-density deployments, providing agility and flexibility to enable customers to meet their growing data centre requirements.
With access to over 60 networks within Digital Realty’s Bay Area Connected Campus, the Oakland data centre is ideally positioned to help The Shadowserver Foundation streamline its data centre network, providing flexibility to easily migrate its gear to a single location over time.
“Our mission as one of the world’s leading resources for Internet security is to equip organisations with the research and tools they need to reinforce their protection and remediation efforts,” said Richard Perlotto, Director, The Shadowserver Foundation.
“Earlier this year, we began our search for a provider to host our data centre, seeking a partner who offered the flexibility and expertise we need to support us as our business evolves. With Digital Realty, we have the infrastructure we need to be able to more effectively monitor and prevent dark web and illegal activity on the Internet.”
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