- Backup
- Capacity Planning
- Change Management
- Cloud
- Cloud Architecture
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Colocation
- Compliance
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- Connectivity
- Data Center
- Data Security
- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- Firewall
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- Incident Response
- Industry
- Log Management
- Managed Services
- Managed Services Provider
- Monitoring
- Power
- Protection
- Public Cloud
- Server
- Services
- Virtualization
- Vulnerability Management
- X86
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Who is HOSTING?
HOSTING is an enterprise-focused managed cloud and infrastructure services provider offering hosting, managed services, and related compliance-oriented solutions for business workloads.
- Managed cloud and infrastructure hosting services for enterprise and mid-market customers.
- Colocation and data center services for mission-critical applications and data.
- Managed security and compliance services for regulated workloads and sensitive data.
- Disaster Recovery (DR), backup, and business continuity solutions for hosted environments.
- Consulting and support services for cloud architecture, migration, and ongoing operations.
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More About HOSTING
HOSTING operates as a managed service provider focused on delivering cloud and infrastructure hosting for enterprises that require predictable performance, contractual service levels, and support for compliance-focused workloads. The company positions its services as an extension of internal IT teams, combining data center assets, managed platforms, and operational expertise to support production applications, databases, and core business systems.
The portfolio centers on managed hosting (infrastructure services), including dedicated and virtualized environments, with hosting delivered from data centers designed for enterprise workloads. These environments are typically built on widely adopted technologies such as x86 server platforms, virtualization stacks, shared and dedicated storage, and redundant network connectivity. Customers deploy line-of-business applications, web platforms, ERP and CRM systems, and other core workloads on HOSTING infrastructure, with the provider managing underlying systems, monitoring, and maintenance.
HOSTING also offers colocation services (data center and colocation), enabling customers to place their own equipment in facilities with controlled power, cooling, and network access. This model supports hybrid architectures in which some workloads run on customer-managed hardware while others reside on HOSTING-managed infrastructure. Connectivity options usually include carrier access, VPNs, and secure links that allow integration with corporate networks and third-party cloud platforms.
Managed security and compliance services (security and compliance) are a core emphasis, particularly for organizations that operate under frameworks such as Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), or similar regulatory regimes. Offerings commonly include firewall management, intrusion detection or prevention, log management, vulnerability management, and support for audit-ready configurations. These services are structured to help enterprises maintain security baselines and evidentiary records needed during compliance assessments.
DR and backup services (business continuity and DR) complement the hosting and colocation portfolio. These services typically involve replicated infrastructure, offsite data protection, and recovery runbooks aligned with customer recovery time objectives and recovery point objectives. Enterprises use these capabilities to stage failover environments for production systems hosted either on HOSTING platforms or in customer-owned data centers.
Consulting and managed services (IT services and consulting) cover assessment, solution design, migration, and ongoing operations. HOSTING works with customers on architecture planning for cloud and hybrid deployments, workload placement, security controls, and performance baselines. Post-migration, the provider offers monitoring, incident response, change management, and capacity planning as part of managed service engagements.
Within an enterprise technology directory, HOSTING fits into categories such as managed cloud infrastructure, data center and colocation services, managed security and compliance, and DR and business continuity. Its offerings are used by organizations that prefer hosted or hybrid models with provider-managed operations, rather than operating all infrastructure solely in-house or exclusively on self-managed public cloud platforms.
Our description of HOSTING. Updated December 2025.
