Arcfra Releases AECP v6.2: Secure and Compliant Enterprise Cloud for the AI Era

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SINGAPORE, March 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Arcfra is thrilled to introduce Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP) v6.2, a release to provide unparalleled security and compliance for modern enterprises, especially in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. AECP v6.2 equips organizations with advanced encryption, enhanced access controls, and flexible management tools, ensuring that their on-premises enterprise cloud is both impenetrable and audit-ready.

Fortified Data Security

AECP v6.2 introduces volume-level data encryption powered by the AES-256 algorithm, seamlessly integrated with third-party Key Management Systems (KMS). For industries like finance and government, this ensures that sensitive data meets security standards and complies with global regulations.

Optimized Kubernetes Security

With Arcfra Network Service, AECP v6.2 takes workload security to the next level. The distributed firewall now supports unified security policies for Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) Pods and VMs, enabling universal management of Pod-to-VM, Pod-to-Pod, Pod-to-IP, and VM-to-VM communications. This ensures that hybrid environment deployments stay flexible, secure, and fully compliant with audit requirements.

Secure Authentication, Globally Tailored

The Arcfra Operation Center (AOC) enhances access security with:

• Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) via SMS, configurable with various global providers to meet regional compliance needs.
• Single Sign-On (SSO) based on the SAML protocol, featuring THALES STA support by default (other vendors available on request), aligning with enterprise security standards.

Enhanced Tenant Security with Advanced VPC Capabilities

AECP v6.2 enhances tenant security with robust Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) features via Arcfra Network Service, optimizing both access efficiency and protection.

VPC peering facilitates direct, secure communication between two VPCs, enabling seamless tenant interactions while maintaining strict control over data flows. The ability to create multiple edge gateways—whether within a single cluster or across several—ensures better load balancing and heightened resilience by distributing VPC traffic across all gateway instances.

Moreover, the North-South Access Control List (ACL) offers precise control over external traffic, safeguarding both inbound and outbound connections.

Strengthened Performance and Availability

Beyond security, the Arcfra Cloud Operating System (ACOS) optimizes virtualization to support compliance without compromise:

• Smarter CPU allocation and NUMA node alignment reduce memory access latency, boosting performance for critical apps like databases.
• Reduced snapshot storage needs will allow more recovery points, meeting backup compliance demands.

Learn more at www.arcfra.com. For further inquiries, please contact [email protected].

SOURCE Arcfra