FREEPORT, The Bahamas, April 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Secure Hosting, a data hosting company that provides secure dedicated servers for offshore hosting has opened a second data centre in the region to serve a growing need for clients around the world. The Freeport location is the company’s second data centre in Bahamas making it the only hosting company in Latin America or the Caribbean to offer fully redundant hosting solutions. Secure Hosting also has data centres in Nassau and in Hamilton, Bermuda.

“There are few places as good to do business as the Bahamas or Bermuda and there just isn’t anywhere better to have your servers because of the governments’ dedication to protecting privacy and data security. The Bahamian government’s e-commerce business development initiatives were another key factor in opening our third data centre in Freeport,” said Richard Douglas , founder and CTO of Secure Hosting Limited (www.securehost.com).

The Caribbean locations attract numerous clients around the world who value the strong legislation covering Electronic Transactions, Computer Misuse and Data Protection. Secure Hosting offers a full range of high-security hosting solutions including PCI DSS compliant hosting, secure dedicated servers, secure cloud hosting, and advanced hosting packages.

The new data centre offers redundant networks, full uninterruptible power systems (UPS), cooling and backup generators and cutting-edge server technology. “Our clients can’t afford to have downtime for any reason. Our data centres have backup systems for their backup systems,” said Douglas.

Freeport is located just 105 km off the coast of Palm Beach, Florida and is a Free Trade Zone (businesses located in this zone pay no tax). The historic city is located on an important shipping route and is used by many international companies as a business site.

About Secure Hosting:
Since 2001, Secure Hosting (www.securehost.com) has been providing premium hosting solutions to businesses who are concerned about data seizure, privacy loss or business interruption. The company’s three data centres in The Bahamas and Bermuda are monitored and protected 24/7 with the latest in network monitoring and security technologies including access cards, biometrics and 24/7 video recording.