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service descriptionPrivate Cloud - Compute

IaaS

G-Cloud service ID numbers

Assured: 7169 8814 3051 9813

Elevated: 7949 4260 7826 0377

version 7.2

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service definitionContents

Highlights.................................................................................................................................3

What is the service?.................................................................................................................4

What can I do with this service?...............................................................................................4

What are the key features and benefits?.................................................................................4

Why UKCloud?.........................................................................................................................4

What are the key technical features?.......................................................................................6

Who is the service aimed at?...................................................................................................6

What are the service levels?....................................................................................................7

How much does it cost?...........................................................................................................9

Is there a trial service?...........................................................................................................12

What are the terms and conditions?......................................................................................12

Appendix................................................................................................................................13

Service description UKC-SVC-50, version 7.2 Private Cloud - Compute © UKCloud Ltd, 2016 Open Page 2 of 16

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Highlights

Flexible compute solution delivered as a cloud service and designed to meet unique requirements for scale, budget and security

Dedicated single-tenant cloud computing solution provides stronger assurance of isolation in line with CESG Cloud Security Principles

UK sovereign — an assured cloud platform delivered from two secure UK data centres by a UK company with UK government security-cleared staff

Disaster tolerant — two Tier 3 UK data centres separated by more than 100km and securely connected by high-bandwidth, low-latency dedicated circuits enabling synchronous replication

Optimised for OFFICIAL — extensive independent validation (including CESG PGA), the service fully aligns with the CESG 14 Cloud Security Principles, making it ideal for all data classified at OFFICIAL (including OFFICIAL SENSITIVE) and legacy IL0–IL4 solutions

Flexible connectivity options — connect via the internet, a government community network (for example, PSN Assured / Protected service, N3) or via HybridConnect (your own private circuits including CPA-encrypted tunnels and MPLS)


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What is the service?

Private Cloud - Compute enables organisations to enjoy the benefits of the UKCloud Assured Cloud platform for a single-tenant (private cloud) compute infrastructure. It provides the most robust levels of assurance for data classified as OFFICIAL or OFFICIAL SENSITIVE.

What can I do with this service?

The service is designed for organisations whose particular requirements suit a dedicated compute infrastructure rather than a multi-tenant compute solution. Examples include:

Scale — organisations that require unique hardware configuration (for example high-performance compute and SAP HANA)

Security — organisations that require additional isolation within the community of UK public-sector consumers

Budget — organisations that prefer capital expenditure (CAPEX) and require ownership of the underlying hardware

What are the key features and benefits?

The UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute service provides a high assurance, PSN/N3-connected, cost-effective alternative to hosting and managing your own compute infrastructure. It provides the following features and benefits:

Assurance — hosted in the UK and operated by UK government security-cleared staff, the service benefits from extensive independent validation (formally CESG PGA IL3) that it is properly aligned with CESG Cloud Security Principles, making it the ideal service for all data classified at OFFICIAL (including OFFICIAL SENSITIVE) and legacy IL0-IL4 solutions.

Dedicated platform — the compute platform is designed for the exclusive use of each consumer providing the highest levels of separation and isolation from other consumers.

Automation — the compute solution is delivered as a cloud service through high levels of automation enabling self-service via the UKCloud Portal.

Cost-effectiveness — Private Cloud - Compute can be purchased to suit all budgets including upfront capital expenditure (CAPEX) and ongoing operational expenditure (OPEX).

Geodiversity — the platform can be designed to span our two UK data centres which are separated by over 100km.

Why UKCloud?

UKCloud is a UK company founded in 2011, we are unique among cloud providers as we maintain an exclusive focus on the UK public sector. We were one of the first G-Cloud providers to successfully achieve CESG Pan Government Accreditation.

Our range of on-demand, pay-for-what-you-use cloud services with no minimum commitment are suitable for OFFICIAL and OFFICIAL SENSITIVE (formerly IL0 through IL4) data. They’re delivered from two secure Tier 3 UK data centres separated by more than


service definition100km and securely connected by dedicated high-bandwidth, low-latency CESG-assured circuits, enabling synchronous replication.

We help public sector organisations lower CO2 emissions through reduced energy consumption, sustainable procurement and better hardware utilisation. UKCloud is a CarbonNeutral® Company whose data centres have a low carbon footprint and low PUE rating, and comply with the EU Data Centre Code of Conduct.

UKCloud has unparalleled capability in:

Security assuranceWe offer our cloud services from UK data centres, operated by UK government security-cleared staff. Customers’ data is therefore not subject to foreign legislation or the risk of international surveillance or disclosure.

Our services are designed and built with clear alignment to the 14 CESG Cloud Security Principles that all UK public sector organisations use when assessing cloud hosted solutions. Our cloud platform benefits from extensive independent validation via certifications ranging from international standards (for example, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 20000) to UK public-sector specific standards (for example, PSN, N3/HSCIC).

Our cloud platforms are subject to regular, extensive IT Security Health Check (ITSHC) CHECK Tests by independent, CESG-approved assessors to provide our customers with confidence in the physical and technical security controls which have been implemented to protect their valuable data assets.

ConnectivityBoth of our UK data centres have resilient connections to secure UK government networks such as PSN Assured, PSN Protected and N3, as well as large-scale, DDoS-protected internet connectivity. We also make it possible for you to present your own connections (such as direct connectivity into your MPLS, or inexpensive point-to-point connections via leased lines); and offer a Secure Remote Access solution that allows assured VPN access to the Elevated OFFICIAL domain.

FlexibilityWe offer simple products for delivering complex solutions, all designed to reduce security risks without decreasing the flexibility of a cloud platform. Our differentiated, commoditised products provide a choice of IaaS, PaaS and SaaS; service levels; virtual machine sizes; and security levels.

We provide innovative solutions to further increase cloud flexibility, such as the Cross Domain Security Zone which enables internet-facing Assured OFFICIAL applications to connect to data stored within our Elevated OFFICIAL platform. This allows you to keep your data safe, while letting citizens interface with the information they need.

Public sector partnershipsWe have a committed team focused on identifying partners who understand the UK public sector and have expertise in enabling and accelerating digital transformational projects.

Managed Service Providers (MSPs). Specialists in services relating to the design, management and support of environments built within UKCloud’s cloud platform, helping to reduce the complexities of platform management.


service definition Systems Integrators (SIs). Organisations that fully understand UKCloud’s cloud

portfolio are experts at bringing together individual cloud components to deliver entire cloud-based solutions.

Developers and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). Able to provide fully packaged applications or SaaS solutions which leverage UKCloud’s secure cloud capabilities.

Strategic Advisors/Consultants. For customers who require additional advice around delivering solutions in the cloud, our consultancy partners and subject specialists can help define strategy, develop action plans and create solutions.

What are the key technical features?

Private Cloud - Compute provides the following technical features:

Secure and flexible software-defined data centre solution powered by VMware vCloud Director

Integration with existing, legacy and virtualised enterprise applications

Native support for a wide variety of operating systems (for example, Windows, Linux and Solaris x86) and applications (for example, Oracle, SAP and Microsoft)

Connectivity via a variety of networks — PSN Assured, PSN Protected, internet, legacy networks (such as PNN), N3 and HybridConnect options

Custom hardware configuration to support unique requirements (for example. all-flash arrays, processor-to-memory ratio, converged or modular infrastructure)

Automated systems management via the UKCloud Portal and API (for example, show-back of utilisation, health, availability)

Option to implement a dual-site replicated Private Cloud - Compute solution

Availability within both the UKCloud Assured OFFICIAL (formerly IL2) platform and the UKCloud Elevated OFFICIAL (formerly IL3) platform

Advanced software features, such as de-duplication, retention and replication

Who is the service aimed at?

The UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute is aimed at customers who:

Wish to reduce the complexity of managing compute. Private Cloud - Compute provides new levels of simplicity. No more managing compliance, hypervisors or hardware — customers can just consume assured cloud computing.

Want a better way to deliver the private cloud element of their hybrid cloud strategy. Private Cloud - Compute provides secure, UK-sovereign hosting, management by UK government security-cleared experts, and accredited connectivity to government community networks.

Want to avoid the costs of creating the assurance, management and hosting platform for a Private Cloud - Compute platform, thanks to extensive independent assurance that it delivers the highest levels of security.


service definitionWhat are the service levels?

UKCloud provides an availability SLA and a response time SLA for the Private Cloud - Compute service — see table.

STANDARDAvailability (monthly*) 99.99%Incident response P1 — within 15 minutes

P2 — within 4 hoursP3 — within 24 hoursP4 — within 72 hours

Service Credits 10% of monthly spend

* Availability indication is based on an average 730 hours per month. Excludes planned and emergency maintenance.

Unavailability definition‘Unavailability’ applies to existing data when the data becomes inaccessible due to a fault recognised at the IaaS layer or lower:

Fault is not within the consumer’s control (OS configuration, customer applications, customer networks, etc)

Fault is within UKCloud-controlled components such as the dedicated compute infrastructure, data centre facilities, physical firewalls, routers etc

External connectivity providers (for example internet, PSN and N3) and components colocated at UKCloud are also not included in the availability calculation


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UKCloud API and Portal UKCloud provides an availability service level target for:

The UKCloud API — access to the API allows direct commands to be sent to the environment for programmatic control of the UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute service

The UKCloud Portal — covering the ability to log on to the Portal to manage your environment, create support tickets and use other functions

Target availability (monthly*)Client Portal availability (monthly) 99.90%

OptionsBackup / recovery and disaster recovery

You can choose from the following service options:

Compute Only

The Private Cloud - Compute is hosted in one UK data centre with no automated VM backup included by default. Typical use cases include true cloud applications which are designed for failure or where customers deploy their own backup solution using UKCloud Cloud Storage.

Automated VM Backup

The Private Cloud - Compute is hosted in one UK data centre and the consumer opts to pay for automated VM backups retained for 14 days (backups can be stored for 28 days at an additional charge). Typical use cases include enterprise / production environments that require the additional protection of automated backup.

Automated VM Backups include the whole virtual machine (crash-consistent snapshot); partial backups are not supported

Automated VM Backups do not include the virtual data centre configuration (for example, firewall rules and load-balancing configuration)

Automated VM Backups of virtual machines using the Shared Disk option are not available — consumers using this option must back up their systems themselves

A restore of a VM from backup will incur additional (hourly) charges based on the resources consumed (it will be treated as another VM)

Dual Site

The Private Cloud - Compute is hosted in two UK data centres (separated by over 100km) with continual replication of the live VMs to the second data centre in real time. This service option offers customisable Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTOs) to help consumers with their disaster avoidance plans.


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How much does it cost?

UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute is available in two packages with an additional purchasing option:

Roles and ResponsibilitiesAll Inclusive Platform Only

Procurement of compute hardware and related infrastructure (such as network)

UKCloud Consumer

Hardware design and deployment UKCloud UKCloudCapacity management UKCloud ConsumerAvailability management UKCloud UKCloudHealth management UKCloud UKCloudPerformance management Consumer ConsumerSupport and maintenance UKCloud UKCloudAssurance and compliance UKCloud UKCloud

All InclusiveThe All Inclusive package provides consumers with a turnkey solution including the Dedicated Compute hardware and underlying Assured Cloud platform.

Upgrade options* £ / VM / month

Asset options

Single-site platform

size£ / VM / month†

Automated VM backup

Site replication and failover

50VM pack: compute and storage

Small 500 VMs From £20From £50 From £150 From £16Medium 1,000 VMs From £18

Large 2,000 VMs From £16

† Based on 24-month contract and average VM size of 2vCPU, 8GB RAM and 100GB disk. Price will vary depending on specific hardware and performance requirements.

* Assuming 24-month contract; however upgrades will be coterminous with the original contract, so the price will increase on a pro-rata basis. Based on average VM size of 2vCPU, 8GB RAM and 100GB disk. Price will vary depending on specific hardware and performance requirements.

The All Inclusive package is available as follows:

CAPEX-optimised OPEX-optimisedUpfront payment — design and deploy 10% of asset cost £10,000Annual payment — asset prepayment Asset cost / 2 ZeroMonthly charge — asset finance Zero Asset cost + 20% / 24 monthsMonthly charge — platform fee From £150 per VM* From £150 per VM*Minimum term 3 months 24 monthsEarly exit charge Remainder of asset

costRemainder of asset finance

Premium for Elevated OFFICIAL 20% 20%


service definitionCAPEX-optimised OPEX-optimised

Unit of billing VM capacity upfrontPlatform fee per month

VM capacity per month(includes platform fee per month)

* Based on 24-month contract and average VM size of 2vCPU, 8GB RAM and 100GB disk. Price will vary depending on specific hardware and performance requirements.

Worked example (indication only)

A UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute platform sized at 1,000 VMs:

Private Cloud - Compute assets (Compute, Storage and Network Hardware) costs £18 x 1,000 VMs x 24 months = £432,000

CAPEX-optimised OPEX-optimisedUpfront payment — design and deploy £43,200 £10,000Annual payment — asset prepayment £216,000 per year ZeroMonthly charge — asset finance Zero £21,600 per monthMonthly charge — platform fee £150,000 per month £150,000 per monthMinimum term 24 months 24 monthsEarly exit charge £240,000 in year 1

£0 in year 2£21,600 x no. of months remaining

Platform fee premium for Elevated OFFICIAL

£30,000 per month £30,000 per month

Unit of billing VM capacity upfrontPlatform fee per month

VM capacity per month(includes platform fee per month)

Platform OnlyThe Platform Only package provides consumers with the underlying UKCloud Assured Cloud platform to host and manage their Private Cloud - Compute platform. This allows consumers to transfer existing hardware assets (conditions apply) or procure the Private Cloud - Compute platform via alternative channels (conditions apply).

This package is available as follows:

Platform OnlyUpfront payment — design and deploy From £25,000Monthly charge — platform fee From £150 per VMMinimum term 24 monthsEarly exit charge Remainder of platform feePremium for Elevated OFFICIAL 20%Unit of billing Platform fee per month


service definitionWorked example (indication only)

A UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute platform sized at 1,000 VMs:

Platform OnlyUpfront payment — design and deploy £25,000Monthly charge — platform fee £150,000 per monthMinimum term 24 monthsEarly exit charge £150,000 x no. of months remainingPremium for Elevated OFFICIAL £30,000 per monthUnit of billing Platform fee per month

Cloud CreditsThe Cloud Credits option allows organisations to purchase Cloud Credits upfront and redeem them against UKCloud over a maximum two-year period. This allows organisations to effectively commit their CAPEX or budget spend in advance, with monthly usage deducted from the balance until depleted.

Every £1 spent on Cloud Credits equals £1 to be spent on UKCloud:

The purchase of Cloud Credits can be made against any G7 Service Description, and Cloud Credits are transferable between services

Cloud Credits can be used for a single service or a combination of services or orders

Any unused Cloud Credits at the end of the two-year period are non-refundable

Worked example

If you know you will consume at least £550,000 of UKCloud over a two year period based on previous or projected usage, you may choose to pre-pay this amount. You'll receive a value of £550,000 worth of Cloud Credits to be used against any UKCloud service over a maximum two-year period.

You'll receive a monthly invoice, with payment automatically taken from your UKCloud Cloud Credits, if available. You'll need to inform our finance department if you wish to make any amendments to how your invoices are paid.

Ancillary optionsThe UKCloud Pricing Guide is a comprehensive catalogue of pricing, which includes all ancillary service options available to consumers for use with UKCloud Private Cloud - Compute. Ancillary options include:

Offline facilities to support data ingestion and extraction

Connectivity options including HybridConnect, PSN, N3, internet and data centre interconnect

For other ancillary options, see the UKCloud Pricing Guide.

Is there a trial service?

Owing to the dedicated, single-tenant nature of this solution, a trial service is not available. UKCloud Compute as a Service provides consumers with a trial service which enables consumers to test the viability of cloud computing.


service definitionWhat are the terms and conditions?

Please refer to the Terms and conditions document for full details.

The appendix at the end of this service description provides a service summary.


service definitionAppendixOn-boarding and off-boardingOn-boarding

Due to the nature of this service, on acceptance of an order, UKCloud will work with the consumer to create a detailed design for the Private Cloud - Compute platform. This design will formalise the dedicated components required for the solution, such as server and storage hardware, systems management software, network hardware and cables.

The dedicated components will be procured by UKCloud or by the consumer, depending on the package requested.

UKCloud will also create the consumer’s Primary Administrator account and send the consumer a Welcome Pack which includes the URL for the UKCloud Portal for access to the knowledge centre and service management function.

As UKCloud has two UK data centres, a consumer can request to be deployed into a specific data centre at the time of the order. Although such requests are unlikely to be rejected, this remains at UKCloud discretion.

Off-boarding

All Inclusive package: Prior to terminating the contract, the consumer must make the final payment (early exit charge) in order to take ownership of the storage hardware. The consumer must make arrangements to collect the server and storage hardware within 14 days of contract termination.

Platform Only package: As the Private Cloud - Compute platform hardware is owned by the consumer, the consumer must make arrangements to collect the server and storage hardware within 14 days of contract termination.

For clarity, when the consumer terminates their agreement with UKCloud, UKCloud ensures all of the organisation’s data is deleted unless the consumer owns the storage hardware.

Service management As a cloud service aligned to the NIST definition of IaaS, the service is designed to be self-managed via the secure online UKCloud Portal and API which provides common service management functionality and addresses standard requirements.

On rare occasions, UKCloud may decide to assign an experienced, qualified ITIL Service Delivery Manager to some Consumers. In these cases, the SDM will provide additional assistance with reporting, incident escalation and continual service improvement, at all times following UKCloud’s ISO 20000-certified ITIL-based process framework.

For organisations that require a more managed service, UKCloud works with a number of Partners who can provide a managed service wrapper around the UKCloud IaaS. UKCloud will be pleased to make an introduction where appropriate.

Service constraintsThe UKCloud Assured Cloud platform is designed and optimised to operate in specific conditions. UKCloud therefore imposes a number of service constraints, such as:

Support for specific hardware configuration (such as certain vBlock configurations, certain Cisco + EMC + VMware configurations and certain Super Micro configurations)

UKCloud must be named agents for all support and maintenance contracts

Data centre access is available to UKCloud staff only — consumers will not be allowed access to the data centres except in exceptional circumstances

Private Cloud - Compute must include specified Top-of-rack/End-of-rack network switches which will be designed, implemented and managed by UKCloud

Private Cloud - Compute must include specific software features to enable UKCloud to provide automation, orchestration and instrumentation

UKCloud provides no SLA or warranty related to performance

UKCloud will adhere to the following in terms of maintenance windows:

“Planned Maintenance” means any pre-planned maintenance of any infrastructure relating to the Services. UKCloud shall provide the Client with at least twenty four (24) hours’ advance notice of any such planned maintenance.

Planned maintenance of UKCloud’s infrastructure relating to the Services shall happen between the hours of 00:00 and 06:00 (UK local time) Monday to Sunday and/or between the hours of 08:00 and 12:00 (UK local time) on a Saturday and/or Sunday. No planned maintenance will take place on a Saturday unless agreed in advance by both parties.

Planned Maintenance shall be excluded from any availability calculation in regard to service credits but shall be included in the monthly service reporting;.

“Emergency Maintenance” means any emergency maintenance of any of the infrastructure relating to the Services. Whenever possible, UKCloud shall provide the Client with at least six (6) hours’ advance notice.


service definitionWhenever possible, Emergency Maintenance of UKCloud’s infrastructure will happen between the hours of 00:00 and 06:00 (UK local time) Monday to Sunday and/or between the hours of 08:00 and 12:00 (UK local time) on Saturday and/or Sunday, unless there is an identified and demonstrable immediate risk to a client's environment.

Emergency Maintenance shall be excluded from any availability calculation in regard to service credits but shall be included in the monthly service reporting.

TrainingUKCloud has created a number of videos, help guides, manuals and FAQs to help train and instruct users so that they get up and running quickly and easily.

UKCloud also has a number of Partners who can deliver additional services such as training, support and managed services. UKCloud would be pleased to introduce you to such partners where appropriate.

Ordering and invoicing Billing for the service is:

Via purchase order

At point of order for upfront fees

Annual in advance for prepayment fees

Monthly in arrears for monthly fees

Payment can be made by direct bank transfer (BACS/CHAPS).

Service lead timeSetting up a new consumer within the UKCloud Portal will typically be completed within 48 hours from acceptance of order.

Resources to begin the design and deployment activity will be assigned within 10 days from acceptance of order.

Owing to the variable nature of this service, dedicated hardware will need to be specified, ordered and delivered which will take an indeterminate amount of time.

Shorter deployment times are typically achieved with multi-tenant cloud compute solutions such as UKCloud Compute as a Service.

TerminationTerms

An Early Exit charge will be payable if the contract is terminated before the end of its original term.

At the point of termination, the consumer will have to make the final payment in order to take ownership of the server and storage hardware. The consumer must make arrangements for the

server and storage hardware to be collected from UKCloud with 14 days.

If the consumer owns the servers and storage hardware, it must be collected from UKCloud with 14 days.

If the consumer does not own the server and storage hardware, UKCloud will ensure all consumer data, accounts and access are permanently deleted; these will not be able to be subsequently recovered or restored.

Costs

An Early Exit charge will be payable if the contract is terminated before the end of its original term.

Consumers are responsible for extracting their own data from the platform if required.

UKCloud may make an additional charge for transferring data out of the service.

Data restoration / service migrationFor service migration, UKCloud allows existing data to be migrated to and from the Private Cloud - Compute platform.

In many circumstances, UKCloud can help facilitate a bulk migration to the platform using offline data ingest and extraction — please ask UKCloud for details.

Consumer responsibilities The control and management of access and

responsibilities for end-users, including appropriate connectivity, security and accreditation if required. Where access is required over Government Secure Networks such as N3, legacy GCF networks or PSN, the consumer is responsible for adhering to the Code of Connection.

Management and administration of layers above the IaaS (for example, the systems that use the Cloud Storage platform).

As a core benefit of the cloud platform, consumers are expected to self-manage the environment including creating and deleting data.

Consumers must be aware of the variable nature of the billing based on usage.

The consumer is also responsible for ensuring only appropriate data (for example OFFICIAL) is stored and processed by applications on this environment, and that they comply with the UKCloud Security Operating Procedures (SyOps) and other information assurance requirements as specified in UKCloud System Interconnect and Security Policy (SISP) and associated accreditation documentation sets.


service definitionFinancial recompense modelIf the service level falls below the stated availability percentage (excluding Planned and Emergency maintenance periods), consumers will be eligible for Service Credits on affected storage only. Service Credits will be calculated as a percentage of the fees for the affected services for the monthly billing period during which the failure occurred (to be applied at the end of the billing cycle).

Service CreditSTANDARD Service Level

10% of monthly spend

Client Portal 1% of monthly spend per 1% below service level target or part thereof

Technical requirementsConsumers can choose from a number of options to access their environment, depending on their requirements. The list below provides a guide to demonstrate what is possible, but you may need to engage with UKCloud to explain and validate further:

Assured OFFICAL (lower-security domain)

Standard internet connectivity over common protocols (HTTP, HTTPS and SSH)

N3 — for access to the Health and Social Care community. You will be required to complete the N3 Information Governance Statement of Compliance process

PSN Assured service — you need to be a PSN Service Provider or a HMG customer that has PSN certification

HybridConnect — private circuit solutions including:

o CAS(T)-compliant connections (for example, leased line, MPLS)

o Non-CAS(T) compliant connections (for example, leased line, MPLS) using additional CPA/PEPAS overlay encryption

o Site-to-site VPN using standards-based IPSEC solutions

o Dedicated fibre connectivity within the UKCloud data centre

Elevated OFFICIAL (higher-security domain)

Preferred connectivity is over legacy networks such as N3 and PSN

N3 — for access to the Health and Social Care community. You will be required to complete the N3 Information Governance Statement of Compliance process. Please

note, additional controls may need to be implemented to enable N3 access to the higher-security Elevated OFFICIAL domain

PSN Protected service — you will need to be a PSN Service Provider or a HMG customer that has PSN certification

Legacy networks such as PNN via the PSN Protected service

UKCloud Secure Remote Access service

HybridConnect — private circuit solutions including:

o CAS(T)-compliant connections (such as leased line, MPLS) using additional CPA/PEPAS overlay encryption

o non-CAS(T) compliant connections (such as leased line and MPLS) using additional CPA/PEPAS overlay encryption

o Site-to-site VPN using standards-based CPA approved solutions

o Dedicated bonded fibre connectivity within the UKCloud data centre

o Site-to-site VPN using CAPS-approved solutions (for example Ultra AEP X-Kryptor)


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