Private SaaS: Prospects and Problems of Deploying Private Infrastructure as a Service

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13.04.2023
With Private SaaS, organizations have a unique opportunity to meet and exceed complex security requirements while enjoying the efficiencies and innovations of a cloud-based SaaS deployment, writes Greg Dearment, head of production infrastructure at Palantir and chief architect of Palantir Apollo, on The New Stack.

Over the past 20 years, public cloud architecture has changed the way software is deployed, making it much more convenient and efficient for users to access it. However, there are still government and commercial organizations that, for a variety of reasons, may only accept a private software deployment environment over which they retain full control.

To serve this growing customer segment, software belize mobile database must become proficient in deploying their products via Private SaaS, despite the many challenges and technical difficulties.

Why Customers Will Demand Application Deployment as Private SaaS
Organizations across all industries—from global investment banks, healthcare organizations, social media companies, to government agencies—are increasingly asking their software vendors to serve them via Private SaaS due to a variety of specific requirements, many of which are essential to their organizational and business models:

Security, Control, and Auditability. Industries that handle personal data have such stringent data security requirements that isolation in the form of Private SaaS is the only acceptable solution. For companies that must maintain full control over all the data they collect, store, and use, Private SaaS provides the necessary control over network access, vulnerability detection and response, and dedicated audit logging for all software deployed in their infrastructure.