Cipherah

What does the platform include?

Cipherah runs six services engineered to work together: compute, business email, private networking, edge delivery, object storage, and domains with DNS. Take the whole stack or just the piece you are missing — each service stands on its own, and they are built so that adding the next one never means rebuilding the last.

How is a server secured before handover?

Security here is the state a machine is already in the first time you log into it, not a list worked through afterwards. The firewall is closed by default: nothing is reachable until a rule says it is, and every open port is written down with the reason it is open. TLS certificates are issued and already renewing before you get the keys, so no expiry date depends on anyone remembering it.

What does 'managed' mean day to day?

Managed means Cipherah carries the parts nobody wants to be woken up for. Uptime, disk, memory and certificate expiry are watched around the clock, so a fault reaches us before it reaches your customers. Snapshots run on a schedule and are kept off the machine, and restores are tested rather than assumed — a backup nobody has ever restored from is a rumour, not a backup.

How does moving to Cipherah work?

Migration is the part that worries people, so here is the whole of it. First we read what you are running today and write down what actually has to move, which is usually less than expected. Then the new stack is built and hardened alongside the old one, which stays up the entire time — nothing is switched off to make room.