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Comment #5953778
we do use forward secrecy for all our client facing services and of course accept https only. we are also looking at upgrading from 128bit to either 256bit or even 512bit to offer …
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Comment #5953752
three points: 1. apathy is the friend of all such measures 2. the NSA aren't the only gig in town both in terms of agency and country and in any case have a nothing close to ubiqui…
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Comment #5953393
The Patriot act has provisions that can potentially be applied to subsidiaries of US companies abroad but not vice versa. If you think about it it would mean shareholders of compan…
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Comment #2453665
Please have a look at: http://www.cloudsigma.com/en/our-cloud/how-we-compare (feature comparison) https://cloudsleuth.net/web/guest/global-provider-view (select Europe for a compar…
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Comment #2441187
In terms of our platform: * Customer-managed firewalls Yes * Redundant switching/interior routing Yes * Private layer 2 networks Yes we have private VLAN functionality. We'll be ex…
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Comment #2437928
You shouldn't confuse a simple affiliate scheme with multi level marketing which is an entirely different beast.
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Comment #2407840
When you say: "extensive network design customization that your managed service colo host will typically support" could you give a couple of examples of the sort of thing you are t…
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Comment #2340558
Yes, all cloud brokerage attempts have so far stuck to the resources and avoided trying to do any unified billing. Its really tough to accomplish. Can you think of other areas wher…
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Comment #2340489
Yes this is definitely possible and a multi-vendor approach in the cloud is achievable at quite a low bar in terms of customer size. You only need to look at outages at Reddit and …
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Comment #2328365
A test along the lines of the one conducted by Google against Bing would reveal the correct situation. Essentially 'seed' the registrar with some crazy domains that no-one would wa…
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