Inside nuclear warehouses, mines and mountains that are modified as data centers

Data centers are responsible for Run many services That supports the systems we interact with every day. Transport, logistics, energy, financing, national security, health systems and other LIFELINE services depend on updated data that is stored and accessed through databases. Daily activities such as discount payments and credit cards, sending emails, booking tickets, receiving text messages, using social media, search engines, AI Chatbots, TV flow, making video calls, and storing digital images, all depend on data centers.

These buildings are now linking such an amazing group of activities and facilities throughout the government, business and society so that any time can have severe consequences. The UK government has officially classified data centers as part of the country Critical national infrastructureA step that enables the government comfortably from Justifying the construction of more of these energy facilities.

While I sit in the concrete reality of the cloud in the Cyberfort, the company’s chief official in the company, Rob Arnold, from a corridor. It was Arnold who arranged my visit, and we head to his office – through a security door with a biometric fingerprint lock – as he talks about the logic of the hidden data center.

“The problem in most of the databases above the ground is that they are often built quickly, and are not built to withstand physical threats such as strong winds, car bombs, or server stealing from collapse and entry.” “Most people tend to think about the cyberspace of data security – contestants, viruses, and electronic attacks – which are seriously overlooking the physical side,” says Arnold.

Amid the growing geopolitical tension, the Internet infrastructure has now become a high value such as “hybrid” or “cyber” (Matthew Electronic attacks are combined with physical attacks) It becomes increasingly common.

The importance of material internet security was highlighted by the war in Ukraine, where drones and other attacks led to digital infrastructure to Internet closure. While the fine details about the number of destroyed data centers in the conflict are still minimal, It has been observed Russian attacks on local data centers in Ukraine led many organizations to deport their data to the cloud facilities outside the conflict zone.

Al -Makhaqa appealed to what Arnold calls “security and security” agents. “It is difficult to find a safer structure than a hideout” – before adding Drly: “The customer may not survive the end of the world, but their data will do that.”

Cyberfort specializes in the service of organized industries. Its customer base includes companies working in defense, health care, financing and critical infrastructure. “Our primary presentation focuses on providing cloud services and consenting sovereignty and compatible,” explains Arnold in a well -trained sales routine. “We are doing more for our customers more than just a host systems – we protect their reputation.”

Arnold Stadium is disabled due to roads on the door. Security chief (whom I call Richard Thomas here)-a former 6-foot marine Marin wearing black shipping pants, black combat shoes, and a black polo shirt bearing the Cyberfort. Thomas will show me about the facility today.