Secure & reliable: The AEB Cloud in AEB's own data centers

All the systems in the AEB Cloud are designed with multiple redundancy and allow for an automatic failover that can cover even extended disruptions to individual components. 

The two AEB data centers are supplied by two distinct, physically separated power lines. In addition, a diesel-based backup power system can maintain power for up to 24 hours without intervention in the event of an emergency. This emergency power supply can also be easily extended through refueling, guaranteeing an uninterrupted power supply. 

The AEB systems can also withstand minor fluctuations thanks to double cross-connections of each rack and multiple UPS systems.

To secure customer data, AEB data centers provide (SAN-integrated disk-to-disk) backups on optimized disk systems with various restore options.

The data is regularly copied from the disk systems to tape libraries in encrypted form. The tapes are outsourced to a third location.

We protect ourselves against unauthorized access and malware with next-generation firewalls, various anti-malware solutions, and several penetration tests every year. In addition, AEB employees undergo regular training and are sensitized to data security issues.

Central logs record every access to and use of customer solutions and information assets, and these logs are stored in a central system to the extent allowed under the law.

Each application also has additional log data relevant to customer business processes. Customers can grant employees access to the logs – for troubleshooting, audits, etc.

AEB offers two cloud options:

“AEB Cloud” is a shared (multi-tenant) environment in which customer applications share common application servers and associated components. The separation by client ensures that each customer can see and access only their own environment and data. For more details, see the

Here you can find an overview of the precise differences between AEB Cloud and AEB Private Cloud: