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Aembit Expands Multi-Region Availability for Non-Human IAM

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Aembit is expanding its multi-region availability across North America, ensuring even greater reliability and performance for enterprises managing and securing non-human identities.

As a company committed to delivering secure, scalable, and reliable workload IAM for enterprises, this enhancement will ensure that we’re staying way ahead of the growing use we’re experiencing. By supporting multiple regions and numerous availability zones within a single region, Aembit is taking a significant step forward in ensuring exceptional performance, service availability and resilience as enterprises move toward a unified IAM strategy for non-human identities across their clouds, data centers and SaaS services. 

Recent high-profile outages and security breaches have reinforced the need for robust uptime and reliability. Businesses expect solutions that don’t just work but withstand failures without missing a beat.

At Aembit, we’ve always understood that reliability isn’t just a feature – it’s the foundation of trust. With the introduction of expanded multi-region support, we’re reinforcing that foundation, ensuring our platform is prepared to handle any challenges and scaling demands that come its way while meeting the high performance requirements of an operationally-critical solution like ours.

By leveraging multiple regions, Aembit enhances redundancy and minimizes the impact of localized failures. In the unlikely event one region goes down, our platform automatically fails over to another, keeping services running for customers. Similarly, our support for multiple availability zones within a single region provides an added layer of reliability, as front and backend services can dynamically shift to unaffected zones during area-specific disruptions.

At the core of this expansion is Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s leading cloud provider whose global infrastructure enables Aembit to scale and operate with high availability. AWS’s distributed network, security measures, and uptime track record align with our mission to secure non-human identities without compromise.

With data centers spread across the globe, AWS ensures the reliability and scalability necessary to meet the demands of our growing user base. AWS’s advanced networking capabilities, cutting-edge security measures, and proven track record of uptime align perfectly with Aembit’s mission to deliver best-in-class workload identity solutions.

One of the most significant benefits of using AWS is the ability to scale seamlessly. As our customer base grows, the elasticity of AWS’s cloud infrastructure allows us to scale up or down based on demand, ensuring optimal performance at all times. This flexibility is vital in maintaining the high standards our customers expect. Whether it’s handling surges in usage or accommodating the steady growth of our platform, AWS enables us to respond dynamically and efficiently.

The expanded multi-region support also brings significant benefits in terms of latency and user experience. By distributing services across multiple regions, Aembit can serve customers more efficiently, reducing latency and improving response times. This geographically distributed approach ensures that users, regardless of their location, receive the same high-quality experience they’ve come to expect from Aembit. Whether they’re accessing our platform from the East Coast, West Coast, or anywhere in between, the performance remains consistent and reliable.

Our multi-region expansion compliments the scalability and reliability of the Aembit Edge proxy, agent, and serverless extensions. 

Together, these capabilities allow Aembit to provide the most feature-rich, robust, and scalable workload and non-human identity and access platform available.

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