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<h1>Data Residency for OneUptime Enterprise Customers</h1>
<p>OneUptime customers will be able to choose which country or region their data is stored while fulfilling corporate
policies and compliance requirements</p>
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<h3>Introduction</h3>
<p>In the not too distant past, when on-premises software was the norm, data storage was simple. Your data lived
with
you. Today, cloud services make data residency more complicated. Global organizations are creating their own
internal policies for where data can be stored, while governments and third-party regulators are enforcing data
residency requirements.</p>
<p>Thousands of companies use OneUptime every day, but because data is primarily stored in the United States, many
organizations abroad remain on the sidelines. To bridge this gap-and make OneUptime available to more organizations
in highly regulated
sectors, such as financial services, government and health care-were delivering data residency for OneUptime. </p>
<p>Data residency will give global organizations more control over where their data is stored. We can deploy your
data to any of the Microsoft Azure, Aamazon Web Services or Google Cloud Platform, or On-Prem regions around the
world.
</p>
<h3>Data residency FAQ: What you need to know</h3>
<h5>With data residency, what type of data does OneUptime store?</h5>
<p>Data from OneUptime is stored at rest within a desired data
region. All data in OneUptime, whether in transit or at rest, is encrypted.</p>
<h5>Where does third party data reside data reside?</h5>
<p>The location of data from third-party apps your organization use with OneUptime is dependent on the
application partners policies.</p>
<h5>Im an existing customer. Can I move my data to a new region?</h5>
<p>Yes! Existing customers can move their organizations or projects data to new residency regions. Note, however,
that
the entire organization must be rooted in a single region.</p>
<h5>If I move my data to a new region, will anything else change?</h5>
<p>No. Your organization will enjoy the same OneUptime experience and features they use today.</p>
<h3>Data Security</h3>
<p>Data residency is the latest example of OneUptimes continued investment on enterprise-grade security and compliance.
OneUptime meets and exceeds some of the most broadly recognized security standards and offers tools to help
customers
address their compliance requirements.</p>
<p>OneUptimes security program certifies its service with ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, SOC 2 Type II, and SOC 3.
OneUptime also helps customers meet specific
industry regulations or international security and data privacy standards, including HIPAA and GDPR.
Its security program is committed to expanding coverage and incorporating new guidance and industry best
practices.</p>
<p>Data residency is currently available to all enterprise customers today. If you wish to contact us, please write
to us at enterprise@oneuptime.com</p>
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