Colombia. Claro's Triara Data Center, located on the Bogotá-Medellín Highway, received, for the ninth consecutive year, the world-class High Security, High Avalilable World Class Quality Assurance (HSHA-WCQA) Level V certification, this topology delivers 99.999% availability with redundant configuration without single points of failure (PUF).
"For nine years in a row we have been certified by ICREA. This new recognition is thanks to the effort we make to guarantee the highest security standards in the industry and the highest levels in each of the elements that make up the Triara Data Center, this being the best way to respond to the trust placed by our customers. It is a pride to have infrastructure of this type in the country and with the trained personnel to operate it, "said Mario Cifuentes, director of ICT Services and Datacenter of Claro Colombia.
For her part, Carolina Cortés, Commercial Director of ICREA, said that
"these nine years have verified all the facilities of Claro's Triara Data Center for electrical, air conditioning, security, communications, and government systems. Additionally, it has the environmental compliance seal, Eco de ICREA, thanks to its water, energy, and CO2 emissions saving processes. It is a great benefit for Colombian companies and an honor for us as ICREA to certify Claro Colombia in the best practices for the operation of its Data Data Centers."
Claro Colombia's Triara Data Center is one of the most modern and important in South America. From there, managed and professional services, including cloud infrastructure capabilities, are served for companies in all sectors of the economy, and countries in the Andean and Caribbean region. An example of this is that about 80% of the country's financial services industry relies on this data center and its team of qualified professionals, who have the highest cloud and cybersecurity certifications.
Currently, Claro Colombia has four Data Centers in the country. In addition to the Triara Data Center on the outskirts of the capital, it has another in Bogotá, located in Ortezal. A third in MegaCenter, in Medellín, put into operation in 2019, and the fourth in Alkarawi, Barranquilla. All operate with world-class infrastructure and 100% national talent.
ICREA is an independent non-profit organization that seeks to ensure that computer centers have adequate electrical installations, security of facilities and communication, as well as a safe environment and correct governance. The Claro Colombia Datacenter also has the following certifications: ISO 20000-1:2018, ISO 90001:2015, ISO 27001:2013, ISO 45001:2018,ISO14001:2015,PCI-DSS,We are certified SAP partner.
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