Colocation America's seven data centers house some of the world's most business sensitive, mission-critical IT infrastructures. Therefore, it demands the highest level of both physical and virtual protection.

Located throughout Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York, the security of our state of the facilities encompasses three areas: on-site security to prevent unauthorized access to the buildings, 24/7 monitoring of the network and customer systems, and state of the art protection against fire.

Onsite Protection

The onsite security personnel and advanced systems of our colocation hosting service ensure 24/7 protection of our customers' equipment and the facility itself.

• Code-based and electronic card control systems.
• High resolution closed circuit TV surveillance cameras.
• Secure locking cabinets and cages.

Network and System Monitoring

Our colocation facilities have a comprehensive suite of monitoring systems in place to give you peace of mind.

• 24/7 manned Ground Floor operation centers actively monitors our security, fire protection, climate control and power systems.
• Monitoring of climate controls for chillers, essential airflows, temperature, humidity and other environmental conditions.
• Monitoring of individual customer power consumption, UPS systems and backup generators.

Fire Protection

Our colocation hosting facilities are engineered with specialized pre-action mechanisms consisting of proven fire detection and suppression systems. The suppression system is designed to significantly reduce water damage should a fire occur, thus greatly minimizing harm to delicate hardware.

How You Benefit

The high-end equipment stored in our colocation facilities are of the utmost importance to our customers - and to us. We are dedicated to providing our loyal clients with a secure data center environment that ensures their critical systems and the data they contain are protected under a range of conditions. At Colocation America, our mission is to keep your business up and running in the midst of any hurdle, ranging from network threats to untimely disasters.