Virtual-Core as Private Cloud:

Your company seamlessly integrates the cloud into the existing IT infrastructure. This means the cloud is located in the company’s own data centre. Only predefined users gain access to the cloud. Companies working with highly sensitive data gain legal security with the services offered by the Private Cloud.

Virtual-Core as Public Cloud:

Your company accesses its cloud services via the internet. The services that are provided can be accessed by multiple users within a company. Especially for businesses with a decentralised organisation structure, the advantage of this service is that resource optimisation, cost reduction and the scalability of the IT infrastructure can be controlled from different locations. A Public Cloud is usually operated by an IT service provider.

Virtual-Core as Virtual Private Cloud:

Your company obtains exclusive access to the agreed services - that is, the IT infrastructure provided on demand - via a virtual private network (VPN) or point-to-point connection. This version offers absolute security for all customers who require their data to be transported exclusively via dedicated, encrypted connections provided only for their company. 

Virtual-Core as Hybrid Cloud:

Your company accesses a mixed form of the Private and Public Cloud. For example, sensitive data subject to data privacy regulations can be administered in a private cloud - that is, in a data center closed off from the outside world - while non-critical systems can be accessed in the Public Cloud.