Private Infrastructure · Disaster Recovery · Business Continuity
Amazon's datacenters were just physically destroyed by drone strikes. Three facilities. Gone. Because everyone knew exactly where they were. Our infrastructure is private. Undisclosed. Off every adversary's map.
The Truth Nobody Tells You
Amazon Web Services is a datacenter company. Their servers run on the same hard drives, memory, switches, and storage arrays as any enterprise IT environment — including ours. The difference? They told the entire world exactly where every one of their facilities is located.
Behind every cloud service is a physical building with an address, a power feed, a cooling system, and a front door. A building that can be struck by a drone, flooded by a hurricane, or burned to the ground — exactly as witnessed in the UAE this week.
Amazon published their regions. They advertised their availability zones. They made themselves a known, identifiable, targetable asset. Iran's forces knew exactly which buildings to strike because Amazon spent billions telling the world where they are.
Our facility locations are not advertised. Our network topology is not published. We are not on any adversary's target list because we have never given anyone a reason — or a roadmap — to put us on one. You cannot attack what you cannot find.
We operate the same enterprise-grade hardware as the major hyperscalers — HPE, Dell, Cisco, pure-flash arrays — but with a fundamentally different security posture: private, undisclosed, and deliberately low-profile. Enterprise performance. No target on your back.
Threat Landscape
The AWS attack is just one of many ways your data can disappear overnight. Every one of these scenarios has destroyed real businesses — many of whom believed they were fully protected.
Public cloud datacenters are now recognized military targets. If a facility's location is known, it can be hit — by drones, missiles, or coordinated physical sabotage.
35% of all cyberattacks are ransomware. Average demand: $274,200 — before downtime costs. Cloud-connected backups are typically encrypted first and hardest.
Hurricanes, floods, and wildfires don't distinguish between your office and the datacenter it depends on. Florida businesses know this better than most.
Even the most resilient datacenter has generator limits. When authorities cut power to a burning AWS facility in the UAE, every customer in that zone lost access instantly.
The 2021 OVHcloud fire in France permanently deleted data for thousands of businesses. Fire suppression systems added water damage on top — many never recovered.
SolarWinds 2020 and CrowdStrike 2024: your vendor's compromise is your compromise. Neither incident required the victims to do anything wrong.
By the Numbers
Storage & Protection Plans
No hidden egress fees. No surprise invoices. No publicly advertised infrastructure map. Private, enterprise-grade data protection — and one hour of downtime costs more than a full year of coverage with CNS.
Near-Line (NL-SAS) storage uses high-capacity enterprise spinning drives optimized for data that doesn't need real-time access but must be instantly retrievable — like a secure, fireproof filing room always seconds away.
Solid-state storage with zero moving parts, near-instantaneous speeds, and the highest resilience to shock and environmental stress. The gold standard for environments where recovery is measured in minutes, not hours.
Once per month, a complete encrypted snapshot of your data ships to you on enterprise-grade removable media. A fully air-gapped, offline copy that no hacker, drone strike, ransomware, or power outage can touch.
One hour of downtime costs the average small business $84,600. | 1 TB of CNS All-Flash protection costs $220/month — that is $2,640/year. | The math speaks for itself.
Why CNS
Our protection framework is not a single product. It is a layered, tested, and continuously monitored architecture designed to ensure your operations survive whatever comes — domestically or overseas, online or on the ground.
Our facility locations are never published. Unlike AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, CNS has no public-facing infrastructure footprint. You cannot attack what you cannot find.
Our backup systems cannot be modified, encrypted, or deleted by ransomware or human error. Immutable backups reduce ransomware-related data loss impact by 65%.
Your data is continuously replicated to geographically diverse, private locations. Whether the cause is a drone strike, wildfire, or ransomware — your data is always safe somewhere.
Our team monitors your environment around the clock. The average business takes 206 days to detect a breach on its own. Our clients do not wait 206 days.
We never put all your eggs in one basket. If your primary provider goes dark for any reason, your local and private systems immediately bridge the gap without interruption.
A plan that hasn't been tested is a wish. We conduct documented DR exercises that validate your recovery before a real disaster exposes any gaps. Only 41% of organizations test annually. Our clients do.
Free Assessment
It was always when — and whether you would be ready. Schedule your complimentary Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Assessment today. We will evaluate your full data protection posture and deliver a plain-language roadmap for every scenario.
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