Futurex Expands Australian Presence with Melbourne Datacentre

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Futurex, a provider of enterprise-grade data encryption solutions, has announced the addition of a new VirtuCrypt datacentre in Melbourne. Together with its Sydney site, Futurex now operates two datacentres in Australia as part of its 16-site global infrastructure, providing enterprises across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region with in-region cryptographic processing, data residency assurance; and dedicated regional support.
Powered by Futurex’s CryptoHub platform, these datacentres deliver unified hardware security modules (HSM), enterprise key management, PKI and CA; and data protection from a single platform. Available as an on-premises appliance, virtual instance, or Cloud service, CryptoHub extends beyond traditional HSMs to deliver unmatched scalability, speed and control across environments.

Crucial to the Australian payment industry, Futurex HSMs are AusPayNet certified and are compliant with AS2805 standards. This enables our customers throughout the region to secure communications and protect sensitive information in the Cloud.

“The Australia and Asia-Pacific region is a dynamic market for digital transformation and cybersecurity,” said David Close, Chief Solutions Architect, Futurex. “With two local datacentres now online and a strong channel ecosystem in place, Futurex is delivering regionally compliant, scalable encryption solutions, built on a future-proof roadmap for next-generation cryptography.”

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