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Crelate Data Retention, Backup, Security and Availability
Crelate Data Retention, Backup, Security and Availability
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Written by Ian Remington
Updated over 4 years ago

This article provides a high-level overview of Crelate's data retention, data backup policies as well as our security and high-availability best practices.

Reliability and Availability

  • All core services are hosted in a redundant manner behind load balanced network appliances – with all machines double or triple redundant configurations and running on fault tolerant machines.

  • Core record data replicated across multiple servers with each servers copied stored on triply redundant disk storage solution.

  • Our goal is always to achieve 100% uptime, but are dependent on the current industry reliability standards.

  • All services are hosted in Microsoft Azure and Microsoft provides highly redundant hosting infrastructure, power and network connectivity.

Security

  • All services are hosted in Microsoft Azure and Microsoft provides physical facility, firewall, network redundancy and security.

  • All data and communication leaving our network and going over the internet is protected by modern 256-bit SSL encryption

Backups

  • Data is backed up in full on a nightly basis

  • Data snapshots are backed up every 15 to 30 minutes

  • Users with administrative permissions can request a full export back of all data at anytime, subject to the request limits of their subscription agreement.

  • Backup data is encrypted at rest

  • Backup data is stored on triply redundant disk storage

  • Backup data is geo-replicated from our primary data center in California to a secondary in Virginia

  • Backups are retained for 30 days

What's Next?

Looking for more information on setting user roles capabilities? Or interested in enabling two-factor authentication (Crelate Business feature)? Check out our content below!

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