SECURITY & COMPLIANCE POSTURE
JDSS HPC clusters in production are intended to be colocated in data centers specifically designed to provide mission-critical reliability and continuity of service. Industry leading physical security features, including an armed security presence, and rigid physical controls policies help protect client assets and uninterrupted operations. Each data center is audited annually to the SSAE-16 /ISAE SOC1 Type 2 and SOC2 Type 2 standards.
Network Access
Our clusters, by default, are provided with a public IP address directly connected to the internet. We have the capability to provide nodes on a private network behind a firewall dedicated to the specific project or organization. All internal private networks are separated from other networks via dedicated VLANS and/or GRE tunnels.
Digital Surveillance
Extensive use of digital security cameras monitor: all building entrance and egress areas, data center access points, all data center floor space where service equipment may be housed, and other areas designated and critical or sensitive.
Fire Suppression
Our facilities are protected by industry leading cabinet-based fire suppression systems, minimizing the risk of collateral damage from an actual fire or false positive result. This risk mitigating platform provides significant improvements over traditional zone-based suppression platforms.
Power & HVAC Systems
Our data centers are designed to meet high standards of redundancy. These include critical power and cooling platforms which are provisioned in a fault-tolerant, A+B configuration. Critical power load for each facility is supported by both redundant UPS systems and redundant emergency power generation systems.
Physical Security Controls
Access to the data centers are strictly regulated. All entrances are monitored by security personnel, in addition to two factor access control and utilize alarms for non-standard operations states. Data centers are staffed and patrolled by armed security officers to enhance physical security features and to provide protection for critical services housed within the data centers.
Access Control and Identity Verification
The data center requires escorted access. All physical access is tracked and recorded for security purposes. In addition, we maintain biometric records of all personnel who access system, service, and/or cabinets within the facilities.
Facilities Monitoring (FacMon)
In addition to the listed controls, we undergo consistent Facilities Monitoring (FacMon) reviews. Data from critical systems are sampled and charted to allow for historic reporting and trend analysis.