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Public Cloud services are available to the general public and can typically be purchased and managed through a web interface. They are usually part of a paid subscription for business customers. An important consideration for your business is that users of public Clouds share resources, such as applications and storage, which could impact your service levels, compliance, and other priorities. Public Cloud services can often have varying costs based on usage.

Private Cloud architecture is not available to the general public and workloads running there are typically isolated or dedicated to only the business using them. Private Cloud is an option for organizations that don’t want to share resources or have compliance or other requirements that dictate where they must store data and who could potentially access it. It can also provide more predictable costs and performance.

This option is a combination of Public and Private Cloud services that may also include vendors for networking, colocation, security, and other dedicated services. A big benefit of using a Hybrid Cloud is the flexibility to change or add services as your business needs change, as well as the ability to provide different types of services to different areas of your business. Intercommunication between public and private Clouds is also an important factor to consider in your Hybrid Cloud strategy.

We can help you with your compliance needs regardless of the platform, down to the application layer.

- HIPAA HITECH
- ITAR
- PCI
- EEU-U.S. and Swiss U.S. Privacy Shield Frameworks
- CJIS
- FIPS
- SOX
- SOC 1
- SOC 2