NorthC Data Centers renews network security partnership with Corero
NorthC Data Centers, a regional data center provider in the Netherlands, has renewed its partnership with Corero Network Security. This will enable NorthC Data Centers to scale its network security infrastructure as it extends operations into Germany and other countries.
Corero's DDoS protection will continue safeguarding NorthC's growing digital ecosystem, ensuring uninterrupted service availability for enterprise and public sector customers.
Comprehensive DDoS protection will be key as cyber threats grow more complex. Corero's real-time, adaptive protection helps NorthC maintain performance, meet compliance requirements, and stay ahead of evolving attacks.
NorthC has plenty of reasons to maintain security. The data center provider offers not only colocation but also online services such as network connectivity to internet exchanges and cloud services.
As part of the renewed agreement, NorthC gains enhanced capabilities that strengthen its customer offering and open new revenue opportunities. This includes edge-based filtering integrated with its Cisco infrastructure for faster mitigation and minimal latency, while preserving full data sovereignty. Corero's upgraded service portal supports tenant prospecting, allowing NorthC to offer premium DDoS protection as a value-added service and demonstrate measurable value to customers.
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