- Access Management
- Application
- Authentication
- Backup
- Cloud
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Compliance
- Connectivity
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- Data in Transit
- Data Residency
- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- General Data Protection Regulation
- Hyperscale
- Internet
- Managed Services Provider
- Monitoring
- Network Operator
- on-premises
- Protection
- Public Cloud
- Public Sector
- Server
- Services
- Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
- Transport Layer Security
- Virtualization
- Virtual Private Network
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Who is Storm Internet?
Storm Internet is a UK-based managed hosting and cloud services provider focused on secure, compliant infrastructure for businesses and public sector organizations.
- Managed hosting services for business and public sector workloads
- Cloud hosting and virtual server solutions (cloud infrastructure)
- Managed security and compliance-focused hosting for regulated data (security and compliance)
- Backup, Disaster Recovery (DR), and business continuity services (data protection)
- Consulting and support for planning, migrating, and operating hosted environments
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More About Storm Internet
Storm Internet provides managed hosting and cloud infrastructure services designed for organizations that require controlled environments, regulatory alignment, and ongoing operational support. Its services target enterprises, SMEs, and public sector bodies that need to host web applications, databases, and line-of-business systems on UK-based infrastructure under managed service contracts.
The company’s core portfolio centers on managed hosting and cloud hosting (cloud infrastructure), where Storm Internet supplies and operates virtualized compute, storage, and networking resources. These environments commonly employ virtualization platforms, hypervisors, and standard Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) networking, with access delivered over secure internet protocols such as HTTPS for application delivery and Virtual Private Network (VPN) technologies for remote administration and private connectivity. Customers can deploy websites, APIs, ecommerce platforms, and business applications while delegating day-to-day platform management tasks to Storm Internet’s operations teams.
Storm Internet also addresses security and compliance hosting requirements (security and compliance). The organization positions its infrastructure and processes to support UK and EU data protection obligations, such as General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and to assist customers in sectors where data handling and auditability are central concerns. This can include controls around data residency, access management, and logging. Security-related services typically align with widely used protocols such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) for encrypted data in transit, secure authentication mechanisms, and firewalling at network and application layers.
Data protection is another stated service area through backup, DR, and business continuity offerings (data protection). Storm Internet provides managed backup services and recovery options designed to help organizations maintain recoverable copies of workloads hosted on its infrastructure. These services are relevant for enterprise architectures that require Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs) aligned with internal business continuity plans, and they integrate with the broader hosting stack so that backup, retention, and restore procedures are handled as an operational service.
Alongside core infrastructure and security services, Storm Internet offers consulting and support for planning, migrating, and operating hosted environments. This includes assistance with solution design, workload migration from on-premises (on-prem) or third-party platforms, performance tuning, and ongoing monitoring and maintenance. For enterprise technical stakeholders evaluating service providers in categories such as managed hosting, cloud infrastructure, and managed security, Storm Internet fits into the managed service provider (MSP) and hosting provider segments, supplying managed environments rather than self-service hyperscale public cloud platforms.
Our description of Storm Internet. Updated December 2025.
