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TemboSocial has a proven 99.9+ percent uptime record for over 14 years. To ensure maximum uptime and continuous availability, TemboSocial provides redundant data protection along with a complete data recovery plan and is hosted at the premier data center in Canada.

 

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TemboSocial Infrastructure

Reliability

    What’s behind TemboSocial’s reliability?
  • TemboSocial runs on two geographically dispersed, mirrored data centers located in Canada with built-in replication, disaster recovery, and a redundant network backbone.
  • If one of these facilities goes down—because of a natural disaster, for example— the applications will fail-over to the other site with minimal interruption.
  • The latest power systems—including
    on-site diesel generators for backup power and backups for the cooling systems and water supplies—make interruptions related to facility issues statistically extremely unlikely.
  • Our network is fully redundant and been designed to eliminate any single points of failure.


Data Backup

  • Data backups are automated and scheduled twice daily. These backups are encrypted by GPG, an open source security package, using DSA/ELG with key length 1024/2048. They are stored in the secure managed production environment.
    Historical backup data is stored as follows:
  • Data is encrypted and backed up every day to tape what is stored within the secure hosting facility.
  • Data is stored for a period of two weeks.
  • After 14 days, the data is permanently deleted from the backup tape.
  • No data is ever removed from the secure hosting facility.

Data Security

  • Customer data is stored in encrypted partitions on TemboSocial’s production servers. The encrypted partition is protected by the AES256 algorithm. Since partitions have to be manually mounted with a strong password after a system has rebooted, no data is intelligible even if the hard drive is physically removed from the server.
  • AES ciphers have been analyzed extensively and are now the standard adopted by the U.S. government.
  • Customers have their own separate logical database where their data does not reside in a shared table.