A Short Guide to Secure Cloud Servers
Cloud compute is only as good as the perimeter around it. Here's what 'secure by default' actually means for your servers.
Security shouldn't be optional
Too many cloud setups treat protection as an afterthought. When DDoS mitigation, a web application firewall and edge acceleration are included by default, every workload is safe from day one.
Elastic, but protected
Scaling compute up and down to meet demand is table stakes. The difference is scaling inside a security perimeter, so bursts in traffic — legitimate or hostile — are handled gracefully.
Deploy close to users
Placing workloads near your users across a global footprint cuts latency and improves resilience, without giving up centralized control.
One control plane
Managing compute, security and content delivery from a single dashboard removes the gaps that attackers love to exploit between disconnected tools.
Explore Cloud Servers
See how Endasphere puts this into practice.