This Enterprise Hosting data center is SAS 70 Type II certified. SAS 70 (the statement on Auditing Standards No. 70) is an internationally recognized auditing standard developed by the American Insitute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) in 1992. It defines the standards an auditory must employ in order to assess the contracted internal controls of a service organization. Service organizations, such as hosted data centers, insurance claims processors and credit processing companies, provide outsourcing services that affect the operation of the contracting enterprise. A SAS 70 Type I is known as a “report on controls placed in operation,” and a SAS 70 Type II is known as a “report on controls placed in operation” as well as “tests of operating effectiveness.”
| Building | |
| Location | Atlanta, GA 30310 |
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| Construction | Concrete & brick structure with reinforced steel. |
| Shipping/Receiving | Truck docks and small truck docks are able to support all of your shipping requirements. Secured receiving area in the Atlanta data center is designated for customer-owned equipment. |
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| Communications | |
| Carriers | Direct fiber access to Sprint, Level 3, Time Warner Telecom, BTN, Savvis, Cogent and Telia. Conduit access to Bell South, Nuvox, AT&T and other telecom companies. Connections to Comcast, DirectTV and Dish Network also available. |
| Internal Cabling | Copper or fiber access to carrier bandwidth using cable management trays throughout the Atlanta data center. |
| External Cabling | Multiple secure entrances into secure colocation data center, including multiple CO redundancy and fiber access to primary carriers. |
| Power | |
| Power to Colo Facility | On-site Georgia Power substation with 10MW of N+1 power fed by two diverse substations and one electrical grid. |
| Generated Power | Eight (8) 500 kVA generators with redundant UPS systems to provide back-up power of over four (4) Megawatts of usable power. |
| Power Cabling | All power cabling below data center floors is installed in conduit or flexible conduit with approved connectors to all equipment. |
| All Systems | Supported by 24/7/365 computer monitoring and expert data center engineers. |
| Cooling | |
| Air Handling | Supported by 24/7/365 computer monitoring and expert data center engineers. |
| Air Quality | Air temperature under floor delivered at 70° ± 5°, with humidity at 50% ± 5%. |
| Fire Protection | |
| Smoke & Heat Detection | Smoke sensors located above raised data center floors. |
| Multi-Stage Protection | Pre-action dry pipe system requires alert from two sensors, which activates pipe fill and releases water at a final stage when the temperature exceeds thresholds. |
| Physical Security | |
| Data Center Entrance | All Atlanta data center entrances require card key access. The data center floor and secured areas require card key and two-factor biometric authentication (finger print and iris scan). |
| Colocation Center Perimeter | A security fence surrounds the perimeter of property. There is a single site entrance with a security gate. |
| Security Guards | Guards are on site during non-business hours. The guards conduct active patrols both inside and outside of the facility. |
| Closed Circuit Video | CCTV cameras cover the inside and exterior of the building, the property perimeter, entrances, and the Atlanta data center floor. |
| Facility Monitoring | |
| Facility Engineers | Data center engineers are on site at the data center and are available by pager. The engineers are trained to control and maintain all critical facility components. |
| Power Management | Critical power systems are controlled by an automated management system, which oversees all switching. |
| Environmental Management | Air temperature, humidity, fire detection, and water pressure systems are all managed by automated control systems for the Atlanta colocation center. |
