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ESDS offers an array of SAP BASIS Managed Services. Our certified experts ensure all your SAP applications are installed & configured properly.

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ESDS offers array of cross platform & data migration service without incurring any downtime backed with 24x7 Exuberant Support.

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Experts in telecommunications have finally gotten to the fifth generation of mobile connectivity, or 5G. The 4G network, which was devised in the 2000s, optimized the speeds at which our mobile devices operated on.

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ESDS offers the best DRaaS on Cloud solution in India along with DR recovery plan for SAP. Set up the entire DR at 30% of your DC cost.

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Innovation begins with the cloud. Why do we say that?

Cloud computing is transforming the way we live, work, and play. It's making our lives easier and more productive. It's enabling us to do more with less, and giving us access to a world of possibilities.

Find out all the reasons why cloud computing is the backbone of every innovation in today's digital age.

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Dubbed as India's best Managed Cloud service provider, we assist in digitally transforming businesses with our ingenious data center services and solutions.

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We have About 100+ results (0.35 seconds) for your business issues.

Enterprise, BFSI, SAP, Government: We have customized cloud, IT infra, data center, and security management solutions for any and every business sector.

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Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Services

In the event of an emergency or outage, important applications can be restored from the cloud using the process or managed service known as cloud disaster recovery, or cloud DR.

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Cloud hosting providers

ESDS offers best Cloud hosting in India to address the Indian Government’s call for Digital India & Atmanirbhar Bharat through customized cloud server hosting.

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Managed Colocation Hosting Services in India

We are Managed IT Datacenters in India offering DC Services & Cloud Solutions for Enterprises & Corporates to achieve higher performance levels

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What do Banks do to Secure Their Data?

Banking is the only sector that contains every individual's financial and personal data. As digitization in the banking sector has taken a leap, there are many things added to help banks automate workflow. However, many things to worry about, like protecting sensitive information and establishing security measures to prevent cybercriminal attacks through phishing and malware.

Due to digitization in almost all industries and organizations, banks have had to modify their systems to meet these developments and transform their operations to ensure the continuous security of new banking technologies.

The rules governing banking are continually changing to meet the demands put forward by current banking systems. For example, banks are required to safeguard client data and guard against hacker attacks and illegal access by law.

Let Us See How Banks And Financial Services Providers Uphold Security Responsibility!

Infrastructure Security

Securing the infrastructure refers to securing the data center where the business-critical data of the banks is stored. It can be an on-premise data center, infrastructure co-located at the service provider's space, or a bank's data hosted on the service provider's data center.

Many cloud service providers like ESDS offers compliant infrastructure suitable for the security requirements of banks.

Employees of banks typically receive specialized devices that block access to USB ports, social media websites, and personal email accounts. In addition, employees can only connect to the banks' network through a VPN.

Testing and Monitoring of Data Security Controls

A bank tests and monitors all data security controls regularly. It updates the program to reflect changes in its operations and systems, rectifying or modifying the program to reflect detected issues. In addition, the bank periodically evaluates and assesses the risks to identify and handle changes in the threats or hazards to its customer information.

Customer Authentication

As online banking has changed the way banks work, every bank transaction done by a customer online or offline is authenticated to establish the identity of the person initiating the transaction. Customers using ATMs and POS terminals, those using credit/debit cards at POS terminals, those using online or mobile banking, and those visiting the bank in person must go through the authentication process. In addition, employees of banks who have access to consumer and bank data have to follow the same protocol.

Many banks have now introduced two-factor and multi-factor authentication to guarantee that the person is indeed who they claim to be. In addition, when clients engage with banking systems like IVR (Interactive voice response), banks use behavioral biometrics, such as biometric authentication, to confirm the customers' identities. Some of the best cloud service providers, like ESDS, offer the most reliable AI-enabled chatbots, ATMs, Kiosks, and POS services as the banks require.

Regular Communication

With the periodic account statements that are prepared and given to customers, banks also regularly communicate with customers regarding system changes, the introduction of new authentication methods, etc. Furthermore, customers can establish alerts and limits based on various criteria to ensure they are notified of any unforeseen action about their accounts. There are many communication options, but the setup can be adapted to suit the users' convenience.

Traces of audits

A statement or passbook containing a history of transactions was always accessible. Additionally, banking systems record every action a customer takes when interacting with the systems in an audit trail. The time of the conversation is recorded together with the specifics of the interaction, regardless of whether the consumer uses phone or internet banking. Daily backups are made of this data, which is never wholly deleted but rather archived at predetermined intervals.

Wrapping up

Cybercrimes like invasion and phishing are still very prevalent. Beyond the legislative requirements, a bank's reputation, ability to offer products and services to its customers, and capability to prevent customer data from being subject to fraud depend on its ability to keep ahead of the hackers.

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DC Management & Monitoring Tool

We are Managed IT Datacenters in India offering DC Services & Cloud Solutions for Enterprises & Corporates to achieve higher performance levels.

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Data can be put in jeopardy by user error, hacking, sync issues, or malicious hackers. Maintenance and management of backup can take a load on your business. Moving to cloud backups is a smart way that guarantees you security, control, and business continuity.

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Public Cloud Hosting Services Providers in India

Get public cloud hosting for your specific needs on eNlight Cloud hosting from ESDS. Get high-performance and cost-effective public cloud computing.

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A future-proof data center for growing data needs

Companies have been able to unload a lot of the complexity required in running a data center by moving to the cloud, which provides access to compute, storage, and network as a commodity. However, enterprises that use several cloud providers while maintaining or implementing on-premises solutions to host legacy applications or for niche use cases such as edge or high-security requirements face new hurdles.

The core concept of how a data center provides services, as well as its very definition, is fast evolving, as are the expectations of future application developers.

So, what happens next? What will the next data center look like? What capabilities and circumstances should it be able to handle? New workload demands, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), smart devices, data security, and laws, are posing new difficulties and opportunities. Future data centers must have the following characteristics.

Flexible

To accommodate a variety of situations, new data centers will need to be extremely adaptable. Public cloud providers will play an important role in the future, but let's start with on-premises systems, which will remain important.

On-premises systems may prove to be more cost-effective than public cloud counterparts in some use scenarios but it is only applicable when the expense is not eclipsed by the complexity and danger involved.

Public Cloud service providers usually have huge storage spaces, and even at reasonable rates as they follow to pay-per-usage model. Also, they are flexible in terms of providing cloud storage compliant with specific industry standards like banking, government, enterprise, etc.

Distributed

The capability to be distributed should be another attribute of sophisticated Data centers. There are three primary motivations for constructing dispersed infrastructure.

The first is to avoid single points of failure to reduce outages and data loss. Power outages, fires, system failures, human error, network disruption, and system outages are just a handful of the numerous potential catastrophes that might occur in a data center. Companies avoid these risks by deploying infrastructure across numerous geographically dispersed data centers.

The second consideration is proximity. 5G-enabled hypoconnectivity is pushing the envelope. Future data centers will serve an increasing number of devices at the edge, as data is being consumed and created there

Street furniture in smart cities, parking sensors, video surveillance, and self-driving cars are all examples of data closets. Proximity has several advantages, including reduced latency and lower data transit costs. Some even say that the cloud computing era is reaching its limits because of proximity.

Finally, businesses are increasingly compelled to maintain data location control to ensure regulatory compliance, data sovereignty, and data protection. Data centers will need to work seamlessly with hosting infrastructures all over the world to meet jurisdictional and customer needs to be matched with the General Data Protection Regulation and other data protection legislation.

This feature will be crucial given the hyper concentration of major cloud providers in a small number of countries today.

Outstanding User Experience

Easy use should not be sacrificed for distribution and flexibility. Cloud-native capabilities, such as the capacity to scale compute and storage resources on-demand, as well as API access for integrations, must be available in data centers. While this is standard practice for containers and virtual machines on servers, the same capabilities should be available in other settings, including IoT and edge servers.

Final World

The data center of the future resembles today's multi-cloud or hybrid cloud in many ways. Despite the fact that two-thirds of CIOs wish to use many suppliers, just 29% do, and 95% of their cloud money is spent with only one cloud service provider. It means that there is a strong need that has yet to be met.

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Government Cloud Computing | STQC Compliant | MeitY empanelled Cloud Service

ESDS Government Community Cloud is a trusted name for hosting government’ projects in India. India’s 1st MeitY empaneled and STQC-compliant Cloud hosting.

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Data Center services in India

ESDS has Rated III Green Data Centers in India. and is also amongst the Top-10 Data Centers in India delivering the best data center services.