# What is CTERA?

CTERA Enterprise File Services Platform is a private cloud IT-as-a-Service platform for storing, syncing, sharing, protecting and governing data across endpoints, remote offices and servers.

It provides file services such as secure file sharing, file backup, and file storage.

It is a enterprise solution including governance, access control, auditing, and business integrations.

It is secure, having passed the security audits of the U.S. Department of Information Systems Agency (DISA) and multiple Fortune 100 financial organizations. The solution is deployable 100% on your infrastructure and behind your firewall.

It works with cloud vendors of your choice in on-prem, off-prem, and hybrid cloud configurations.

And it is designed with cloud in mind: for low-cost commodity hardware, with agility and control by cloud orchestration technology.

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- Posted at: about 10 years ago
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### Comment 1

CTERA customers include:

The Carlyle Group - the largest private equity firm in the world.

AXA - the largest insurance company the world.

Santander - one of the largest banks in the world.

CTERA has the largest cloud storage gateway deployment in the world at an anonymous customer.

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- Posted at: over 9 years ago
- Author title: Director of Marketing




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