Servercore has confirmed compliance with the international ISO 27000 series of information security standards. The certification covered all of the company’s core products delivered on infrastructure hosted in data centers in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
For the telecommunications and digital infrastructure market, such certifications are especially important because they demonstrate that a provider has established processes for data protection, risk management, and access control in line with recognized international requirements. For customers using cloud and infrastructure services, this provides additional confidence in the reliability of the facilities where their systems and data are hosted.
The ISO 27000 family is widely used to assess and build information security management systems. For an infrastructure provider, having this certification increases trust among enterprise customers who care not only about performance and availability, but also about formalized information protection procedures.
It is also notable that Servercore’s infrastructure footprint spans data centers in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This highlights the growing role of regional data centers as the foundation for critical digital services, where security and resilience requirements are becoming just as important as network performance and computing capacity.
For the telecommunications and digital infrastructure market, such certifications are especially important because they demonstrate that a provider has established processes for data protection, risk management, and access control in line with recognized international requirements. For customers using cloud and infrastructure services, this provides additional confidence in the reliability of the facilities where their systems and data are hosted.
The ISO 27000 family is widely used to assess and build information security management systems. For an infrastructure provider, having this certification increases trust among enterprise customers who care not only about performance and availability, but also about formalized information protection procedures.
It is also notable that Servercore’s infrastructure footprint spans data centers in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This highlights the growing role of regional data centers as the foundation for critical digital services, where security and resilience requirements are becoming just as important as network performance and computing capacity.