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Data Center Audit and Certification

Data center is the infrastructure supporting the Application Ecosystem. Data center is the technology platform that ultimately delivers applications for organizations. Data centers house and protect the “data”, applications and the computing resources necessary for the delivery of applications. IDCA’s data center audit ensures that the data center will be as safe, secure, efficient, reliable, capable, effective as the organization needs it to be.

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All data centers will be audited, either as-designed, as-built, or as-operated on the basis of IDCA requirements to assess their compliance to IDCA Grade Levels (Gs), and the seven (7) efficacies of availability, efficiency, capacity, operation, innovation, resilience, safety & security per each of the seven (7) application ecosystem layers of Topology, Site, SFI, ITI, Compute, Platform, and Application.
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Physical Data Center
Layer Components

Information Technology Infrastructure (ITI), Site Facility Infrastructure (SFI), Site, and Topology are the four layers of the application ecosystem that will be part of the IDCA’s physical data center infrastructure audit process.

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IT Infrastructure (ITI)

IT Infrastructure (ITI) is set of physical components at the information technology level, utilized for the application delivery, housed at the data center node. The ITI specifies the network, the servers, the storage, etc. infrastructure and related services that a given site is outfitted in order to meet the specifications of its supporting layers.

The components involved in the ITI layer of the AE® include:

  • Data Center Systems Audit
  • Data Center Network Audit
  • Data Center Security Audit
Data Center Network Audit

Data Center Network Audit

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  • Logical Architecture
  • Physical Architecture
  • Network Saturation, Optimization and Performance
  • IPv4 and IPv6
  • Routing
  • IGP
  • BGP
  • OSPF, VRRP, ATM Frame Relay, MPLS
  • Peering
  • Layer 1-7 Switching
  • Access Switching
  • Distribution Switching
  • Core Switching
  • Load Balancing
  • Packet Shaping
Data Center Security Audit

Data Center Security Audit

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  • Security Administration
  • Security Monitoring
  • Security Dashboard
  • External Application Security
  • Network edge security
  • Inter-Application & Intra-Application Security
  • Software Infrastructure Security
  • Packet Inspection Firewalls (PIF)
  • Application Firewalls
  • Filtering
  • VPN
  • Antimalware
  • System Upgrade
  • IDS
  • IPS
  • Encryption
  • Authentication
  • Logs
Data Center Systems Audit

Data Center Systems Audit

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  • Proxies, Application Severs and DBs
  • CPU, RAM and Disks
  • Utilization, Optimization and Performance
  • Software Infrastructure
  • Operating Systems (OS)
  • Clusters, Modular and Blade Servers
  • DAS, NAS, SAN
  • Data Compression
  • Data De-duplication
  • Data Encryption
  • Automatic Tiering
  • Thin Provisioning
  • Disk Health and Disk Fragmentation
  • Disk Arrays and RAIDs
  • Data Integrity
  • Virus Protection
  • Inter-System Redundancy
  • Backup, Mirroring and Replication
  • Data Recovery
  • Diversity
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Site Facility Infrastructure (SFI)

A set of components, at the facility level, utilized for the application delivery, housed at the data center node.

The SFI specifies the power, cooling, etc. infrastructure and related services that a site is outfitted in order to meet the specs of its supporting layers.

The components involved in the SFI layer of the AE® include:

  • Data Center Power Audit
  • Data Center Cooling Audit
  • Data Center Structured Cabling Audit
Data Center Power Audit

Data Center Power Audit

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  • Electrical Architecture
  • SLDs
  • Electrical Distribution
  • DBs
  • Electrical Redundancy
  • Electrical Capacity, Quality & Reliability
  • Switchgear
  • Circuit Breakers
  • Arc Management
  • Xformers
  • Static & Rotary UPS Systems
  • PDUs
  • Earthing & Grounding
  • Bonding
  • ATS & STS
  • Open Transition & Closed Transition
  • Load Walk-in & Parallel Operation
  • TVSS
  • EPO
  • System Monitoring
  • Electrical Wires
  • Busbars
  • Battery Configuration
  • Flooded & VRLA types batteries
  • Battery Rooms
  • Standby Generators
  • DC Power
  • Load Banks
  • Lighting
  • Labeling
Data Center Cooling Audit

Data Center Cooling Audit

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  • Cooling Strategy
  • Cooling Design & Architecture
  • Cooling Capacities & Possibilities
  • Sensible Heat Ration (SHR)
  • Cooling Types
  • CRACs & CRAHs
  • In-Rack Cooling systems
  • In-Row Cooling Systems
  • Cold Aisle & Hot Aisle Containment
  • Direct Expansion (DX)
  • Chilled Water Systems
  • Water-Cooled Systems
  • Free Air Cooling
  • Hybrid Cooling
  • Evaporative Cooling
  • Liquid Cooling
  • ΔT Management
  • Precision Air Conditioning
  • Measurements, Logs & Monitoring Systems
  • Humidification & Dehumidification
  • Heat Rejection
  • Air-Cooled & Water-Cooled Chillers
  • Air Quantity & Pressure Management
  • Static Management
  • Air Quality Treatment & Filtering
  • Temperature Management
  • Air Contamination Management
  • Distribution Paths
  • Piping & Plumbing
  • Drainage
  • Water Supply Management & Storage
  • Fire Zones, Extinguishers & Dampers
  • Fire & Flood Protection Systems
Data Center Structured Cabling Audit

Data Center Structured Cabling Audit

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  • Racks & Cabinets
  • Cabling Topology & Architecture
  • MDAs, HDAs, ZDAs, & EDAs
  • Horizontal Cabling
  • Backbone Cabling
  • Cabling Topologies
  • Single Mode Fiber
  • Multimode Fiber
  • UTP, FTP, STP
  • Cable Grounding
  • Cabling Distances
  • Cabling Separation
  • Cable Trays
  • Cabling Management
  • Intelligent Cabling
  • Color Schemes
  • Labeling
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Site

An independently operated space to house data center infrastructure. The requirement specifications of Application, Platform, Compute, ITI, SFI and Topology dictate the qualifications and provisions of the Data Center Node Site.

The components involved in the Site layer of the AE® include:

  • Data Center Site & Building Audit
  • Data Center Safety Audit
  • Data Center Site Security Audit
  • Data Center Telecom Audit
  • Data Center Utilities Audit
Data Center Site & Building Audit

Data Center Site & Building Audit

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  • Site Location
  • Lands
  • Natural Environment Hazards
  • Proximity to Risk-Prone Areas
  • Air Quality
  • Seismic Loading & Performance
  • Green Field or Existing Building
  • Neighboring Lands, Building & Activities
  • Data Center Building
  • Longevity & Flexibility
  • Dedicated or Shared Building
  • Ground Water Saturation, Water Table, etc.
  • 100-Year Flood Plain Potential
  • Multi-Tenant Occupancy
  • Design
  • Wind Rating & Resistance
  • Noise Levels
  • Parking
  • Building Types
  • Building Structure & Construction
  • Building Materials & Components
  • Site & Building History
  • Transportation & Roads Access
  • Local Codes
  • Building Codes
  • Building Restrictions
  • Loading Capacities
  • Hanging Capacities
  • Glass & Windows
  • Required Spaces
  • Raised Floor & Suspended Ceilings
  • Clear Heights
  • Site & Building Reliability
  • Industry Relevance
  • Environmental Considerations
  • Accessibility
  • Loading Dock
  • Roofing
  • Doors & Gates
  • Entrances
  • Administrative Offices
  • Operations Center
  • Restrooms & Break Rooms
  • Offices & Support Areas
  • UPS & Battery Rooms
  • Fuel Storage Areas
  • Service Access & Corridors
  • Pathways
  • Exit Routes & Doors
  • Staging Areas
  • Shipping & Receiving Areas (Holding areas)
Data Center Safety Audit

Data Center Safety Audit

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  • Safety Systems & Methods
  • Safety Administration
  • Emergency Plan
  • Personnel Health Awareness & Training
  • Radiation Levels (Radio, Microwave, EMF, etc.)
  • Fire Rated Components
  • Fire Prevention
  • Fire Detection Methods
  • Aspiring Smoke Detection (VESDA, HSSD, etc.)
  • Fire Suppression Systems
  • Halocarbon & Inert Fire Suppression
  • Agents Quantities & Qualities
  • Water-Based Suppression
  • Flood Protection
  • Leak Detection
  • Signage
  • Exits & Escape Routes
  • Alarm
  • Strobe Light
  • Telephone/Intercom
  • Gas Release Abort Mechanism
  • First Aid Kits
  • Cleansing Facilities
  • AHJ Compliance
Data Center Site Security Audit

Data Center Site Security Audit

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  • Building Security
  • Site Security
  • Security Apparatus
  • Security Offices
  • Bullet Resistance
  • Monitoring
  • Perimeter Fencing
  • RFID
  • Surveillance
  • CCTV
  • DVR, NVR, etc.
  • Motion Sensing
  • Patrol Guards
  • Vehicle Management
  • Tracking & Tracing of Vehicles, People, Equipment
  • Access Points
  • Mantraps
  • Security Escort
  • Security Kiosks
  • Physical Barriers
  • Fences, Barricades, Gates, etc.
  • Cages
  • Authentication Systems (badge reader, biometric, etc.)
Data Center Telecom Audit

Data Center Telecom Audit

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  • Carriers & Providers
  • Symmetric, Asymmetric, TDM Transmission
  • Digital Signal, T/E Carrier System
  • Synchronous Transport (STS, STM, OC)
  • Dark Fiber
  • Peering Exchange
  • Delivery Paths
  • NLOS/LOS Wireless Communication
  • Provider SLAs
  • Redundancy
  • Diversity
  • Capacity
  • Entrance Rooms
  • Demarcation points
  • Terminations
  • Speed, Availability & Latency
  • Labeling
Data Center Utilities Audit

Data Center Utilities Audit

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  • Power Generation Sources
  • Power Transmission to Site
  • Power Feed Classifications
  • Power Supply Reliability
  • Electrical Substations
  • Utility Transformers
  • Electrical Entries & Redundancies
  • Gas Supply Sources
  • Gas Supply Capacities & Reliability
  • Onsite Power Generation
  • Fuel Storage
  • Cogeneration
  • Renewable Energy Possibilities
  • Water Supply Sources & Capacities
  • Gray Water
  • Water Storage
  • Water Treatment
  • Municipal or Private Sewer
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Topology

The connectedness, continuity and boundaries signifying a set of correlations, connections, dependencies, and relations between various data center node sites for the delivery of the organization’s application. Topology specifies the physical location, interconnectivity and interrelation of data center sites (Physical Data Center Sites Map).

Specification of the Application, Platform and Compute as well as the requirements of the to-be-hosted SFI and ITI lead to selection and specification of the underlying Topology.

The components involved in the Topology layer of the AE® include:

  • Data Center Cloud (DCC) Specification
  • Topology Architecture
  • BCP & Topology Alignment
  • Topology Utility Provisioning
  • Data Center Cloud (DCC) Implementation
  • Number of Data Center Nodes (DCNs) within Topology
  • DCN Specifications within Topology
  • Physical Data Center Cloud (DCC) Configuration
  • Topology Telecom
  • Inter-Connectivity between DCNs
  • Topology Security
  • Topology Resilience
  • Topology Capacity
  • Topology Availability
  • Topology AHJ Adherence
  • Topology Industry Relevance
  • Economics & Presence of Topology
  • Topology Personnel Skill Fitness & HR
  • Topology Maintenance & Management
IDCA data center audits can be conducted at three (3) distinct phases of the cloud design, development and maintenance lifecycle:
Phase 1
Design Phase
If the ecosystem, application, IT, cloud or data center has been designed, IDCA can audit the drawings, schematics and design files to highlight all compliance flaws, efficiency gaps and vulnerabilities and provide you a comprehensive report per the findings. Upon completion of the design audit the organization will be graded and rated per IDCA G Levels and applicable certification will be issued.
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Stage 1
Audit Kickoff Workshop

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Stage 2
Design Files Batch Submission

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Stage 3
Design Assessment & Review

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Stage 4
Compliance Analysis

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Stage 5
Report Writing

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Stage 6
Report Submission & Certification

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Stage 7
Report & Certification Workshop

Phase 2
Build Phase
IDCA can audit already developed and built ecosystems, applications, IT, cloud or data center platforms before they become fully commissioned into live production. The audit will ensure lack of inconsistency and discrepancy of the completed project vs the original intents of the design and industry’s best practices per the IDCA standards. Upon completion of the audit the organization will be graded and rated per IDCA G Levels and applicable certification will be issued.
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Stage 1
Audit Kickoff Workshop

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Stage 2
Design and Build Documentation Batch Submission

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Stage 3
On-site Audit & Assessment

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Stage 4
Compliance Analysis

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Stage 5
Report Writing

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Stage 6
Report Submission & Certification

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Stage 7
Report & Certification Workshop

Phase 3
Operations Phase
IDCA audits can be conducted while live operations are underway to assess the true capabilities of the application IT, cloud, or data center and the entire application ecosystem. This exercise will ensure that all probably operational flaws, downtimes, inefficiencies and hurdles to be identified and highlighted. Upon completion of the audit the organization will be graded and rated per IDCA G Levels and applicable certification will be issued.
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Stage 1
Audit Kickoff Workshop

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Stage 2
Design and Build Documentation Batch Submission

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Stage 3
On-site Audit & Assessment

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Stage 4
Compliance Analysis

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Stage 5
Report Writing

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Stage 6
Report Submission & Certification

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Stage 7
Report & Certification Workshop

The Data Center Audit

Data center audits based on modern principles as defined by IDCA are vital to the survival the organization and safeguarding the end-users. Ultimately, the outcome of a data center design, build and operation and the output of the data center in terms fulfilling its function within the information age, must comply with IDCA requirements. It is a known fact that some mishaps do occur at all three phases of design, construction and operation more frequently than it can be tolerated by the ever-growing demands of sustainability. At times due to lack of knowledge, immense cost pressures, mere negligence or poor workmanship, parties overlook important aspects of the data center. The ultimate price tag for this negligence is burdened by the end-user! The consequences prove to be devastating to all. This lag is primarily caused by the lack of knowledge regarding the purpose of data centers and their alignment to the business or industry criteria, followed by lack of comprehension on details of data center requirements, the implications of each requirement and prevailing interpretations of potential vague aspects or overruling compliance parameters. With IDCA’s next generation Infinity Paradigm™, data centers can finally be assessed on a basis that make sense to the end-users and against the roles data centers are supposed to fulfill within the application ecosystem and hence undergo meaningful and effective audit and certification.
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Checking Data Center Redundancy

 
Required redundancy and reliability must be met. This practically means eliminating single points of failure, both within the data center and supporting infrastructure as well as the external services and utility supplies. Redundancy is directly linked to availability and resilience and data center’s operational maintainability. Redundancy should be separately addressed at every functional level of each system as well as the unified performance of integrated systems on telecommunications, electrical, mechanical, IT, security and beyond.

Checking Data Center Technologies

 
IDCA encourages a unique and yet necessary extra mile in assessing the design and build of data centers for embedding up-to-date incorporation of the latest technological advancements and trends supporting the AE. Ultimately, based on findings, the auditor will advise if the data center does not only meet the “minimums” (availability, capacity, security, etc.) but also achieves the “optimums”, which can be achieved via the latest and most applicable technologies that are technically and commercially to the advantage of stakeholders of the data center.

Checking Data Center Operations

 
To IDCA it is not only sufficient to design and build redundant data centers; rather the stakeholders must ensure that the operators, meaning the operations and support teams in-charge of running and maintaining the data center, whether in-house or outsourced, are fully trained, skilled and fit to run high-availability, mission-critical sites, facilities and infrastructure by being fully aware of preventive maintenance, operational conducive methods, disaster recovery tactics as well as security and safety precautions suitable for optimally operating and maintaining the infrastructure.

Addressing over 3,000 criteria

When thinking of the prevailing next-generation IDCA data center audit and certification, answering some of the below questions can shed light into the immediate benefit for the data center stakeholder:

How can you slash your data center Opex by up to 65%?

Can your data center actually deliver the end-user needs?

What is the electromagnetic field (EMF) level in your data center and its impact on your data, equipment and most importantly health of your personnel?

What is the real PUE of your data center and what are some immediately practical steps you could take to improve your data center PUE?

Can you build your upcoming new data center or DR data center without repeating the same mistakes?

How can you foster more competence in your data center team?

Is your data center staff 100% safe from health hazards in your data center?

How can you improve disaster prevention, power and cooling robustness, structural reliability, safety and security effectiveness?

How can you prevent downtime in the coming months?

Is your operation aligned with your infrastructure?

Do you need to consolidate your data centers? Or do you need to capitalize on your redundant/diverse sites?

Are your vendors and contractors doing what they’re supposed to?

Are your facilities (power and cooling) aligned with your IT?

How can you make your power and cooling more reliable and at the same time more efficient?

How can you improve your data center documents such as SOPs, policies and manuals?

Are your data center components technologically correct?

Are you future-proof? Ready for next-generation data center demands?

Are you certified? What is your ESR score?

ToolsIDCA audits involve advanced tools, real tests and actual measurements.

Per IDCA’s guidelines, all experts during the engagements of audits, assessments, project management, testing & commissioning services must include series of effective measurements and tests conducted on-site to achieve concrete results and render solid benefits to the data center operators and end-users. Such tools are used as seen fit by the DCCAs, depending on the site conditions and auditor’s expert judgment while conducting the audit, testing and commissioning. These tools include but are not limited to: Voltage Multimeter & Trender, Thermal Scanner, EMF Meter, Power Quality Meter, Ground Earth Tester, Lux Meter, Humidity, Velocity and Temperature Meter, Insulation Multimeter, Batter Tester, RMS Clamp Meter, Network Meter, etc.

ReportsComprehensive, detailed, informative, logical, educating, life saving and essential!

Due to its universally effective approach, IDCA audit reports are highly regarded for their comprehensiveness, details, and effectiveness for the organization under assessment. The audit reports typically become part of the organization’s educational process in order to educate and inform the data center operations, maintenance, design and implementation staff to understand the mistakes, flaws and shortfalls and ensure such will not repeat themselves in the future. In addition, the report becomes a reference point for upcoming projects and a benchmark of compliance matrix for minimizing risks and non-compliances in the future. The data center undergoing IDCA audit can expect to receive grade certification and classification per every high-level component of its infrastructure, i.e. SFI G1, Site G2, and G3. The report will also include the results of measurements and scans in accordance to IDCA.

Who's the auditor?Data Center Certified Auditor (DCCA)®

At the midst of the data center, big data, and cloud management boom, official IDCA Data Center Certified Auditors (DCCAs)® play a critical role in the coming age. A DCCA® has traveled a long and extensive journey, fulfilling requirements after requirement to reach the stage of being able to assess and certify mission critical data centers. All DCCA®️s have become a Data Center Authority (DCA)®️, which means they are industry veterans, with many years of in-depth expertise, successfully completed all IDCA education and certification ladder; have contributed significantly to the data center industry and community; and on top of all the above, have completed the rigid DCCA® program.

Why IDCA?Application-centric, cutting edge, IT and Facility encompassing, Infrastructure and Operation enabling, educating, assuring, cutting-edge.

The data center is a blend of art, science, technology, and innovativeness across disciplines and platforms. The inception of data center lifecycle starts with the organizational and business requirements. Accordingly Site, Civil, Architecture will be specified, on top of which Power & Cooling, Safety & Security, IT, etc. will be implemented all to host and deliver the Application. Current market players have saturated their own presence with redundant advice and requirements that are not suited for today’s data center and information technology industry and community. Their requirements possess numerous loopholes, lack of applicable and capable disciplines, methods and practical measures, which are vivid to the expert eye. They show minimal appreciation on the IT parameters, and more so on virtualization and cloud prove unaware of the latest cooling trends, and much more. IDCA has therefore filled the coexisting gaps, capitalized on the lessons learned.

Data Center AuditChoose the right Audit for your Data Center

IDCA provides audit services for your Data Center based on the seven efficaies of the Infinity Paradigm. Please select the right audit for your Data Center below:

DATA CENTER

Security Audit and Certification

Evaluate the existence, as well as the correct implementation, of the effective operational regime involving possession of operationally conducive infrastructure as well as skilled and capable human resources accompanied by precise policies and procedures that are practical and geared for high-availability.

DATA CENTER

Resilience Audit and Certification

Assessing the resilience of the data center as relevant to its ultimate goal which is business continuity and application delivery. This is directly linked to the organization’s recovery point objectives (RPO) and involves measuring availability across layers, redundancies, disaster prevention, protection and recovery systems, methods, resources and possibilities.

DATA CENTER

Availability Audit and Certification

Ensuring availability by involving redundant infrastructure and avoiding single points of failure in the design as well as the implementation of the data center.

DATA CENTER

Efficiency Audit and Certification

Evaluate embedded efficiency mechanisms in order to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO), emission production and carbon footprint, advocating efficiency across the board. This includes maximized energy savings and green initiatives within feasible limits and involves not only designing and implementing efficient technologies, but also efficiency in methods and resources utilization.

DATA CENTER

Operation Audit and Certification

Assess the established safety and security measures to ensure that proper security throughout the application ecosystem’s supporting infrastructure and operation of both physical and IT aspects is protected well under explicit control and surveillance. It also requires that all vulnerabilities towards potentials hazards and disaster risks are absolutely minimized, ensuring that the lives of individuals and the wellbeing of computing assets are not at risk and fully protected at all times.

DATA CENTER

Capacity Audit and Certification

Analyzing the capacity of utilized infrastructure components that are scalable and suited for intelligent growth without compromising redundancy or sacrificing redundant components to serve the growing capacity needs. Doing so makes the data center dynamic, capable and competent to accommodate for future changes, while maintaining Grade (G) level classification and the required redundancies.

DATA CENTER

Innovation Audit and Certification

Analyze the measure of effective creativity and promotion of innovation in selection of technologies, modern in approach, systems and methodologies that make the data center operationally conducive, cost-effective, reliable, safe to the assets, stakeholders and the environment in design, component selection, implementation and operation.

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