Cloudbric, a cloud-based WAF (web application firewall) security service, has opened Internet data centres (IDCs) in five new cities, partnering with data centres, web and domain hosting companies, and infrastructure providers to expand its service worldwide. Three of the cities are in Asia: Hong Kong, Binh Duong and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
Maintaining uptime depends on strategically-placed data centres to handle high-volume requests. As a result, Cloudbric is not only increasing its network capacity through its IDC expansion but also introducing an all-inclusive, fully-managed WAF service to a wide range of IT service and solution providers.
Cloudbric VP of Product & Technology TJ Jung said, "From individuals to small or mid-size businesses and enterprises, we are growing our service to reach all parts of the globe by engaging in partnerships with different solutions providers in the IT industry, and Cloudbric is excited to continue in this endeavour. Partnering with data centres, for example, means Cloudbric can be deployed on their own infrastructures instead of relying on external networks - making the delivery of Cloudbric's advanced WAF to their clients a seamless process."
Developed by Penta Security Systems, Cloudbric's WAF can intelligently recognize and block both unknown and known web attacks with its logic analysis engine. Through Cloudbric, service providers can ride on quality customer service and a user-friendly dashboard that can be extended to their own end users. With new IDCs and thus even greater bandwidth, Cloudbric's ability to withstand cyber attacks such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks is augmented.
Cloudbric currently has plans to open ten additional IDCs in Q2, including in the Middle East.
Maintaining uptime depends on strategically-placed data centres to handle high-volume requests. As a result, Cloudbric is not only increasing its network capacity through its IDC expansion but also introducing an all-inclusive, fully-managed WAF service to a wide range of IT service and solution providers.
Cloudbric VP of Product & Technology TJ Jung said, "From individuals to small or mid-size businesses and enterprises, we are growing our service to reach all parts of the globe by engaging in partnerships with different solutions providers in the IT industry, and Cloudbric is excited to continue in this endeavour. Partnering with data centres, for example, means Cloudbric can be deployed on their own infrastructures instead of relying on external networks - making the delivery of Cloudbric's advanced WAF to their clients a seamless process."
Developed by Penta Security Systems, Cloudbric's WAF can intelligently recognize and block both unknown and known web attacks with its logic analysis engine. Through Cloudbric, service providers can ride on quality customer service and a user-friendly dashboard that can be extended to their own end users. With new IDCs and thus even greater bandwidth, Cloudbric's ability to withstand cyber attacks such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks is augmented.
Cloudbric currently has plans to open ten additional IDCs in Q2, including in the Middle East.
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