Security and privacy
Secure data storage of personal information

Why choose a local supplier?
As a Scandinavian provider focused on local businesses, Make offers a clear infrastructure for local storage of personal data, documentation, and above all, fast and helpful customer service.
Data center in Scandinavia
Our data center operates in accordance with the ISAE 3432, ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and ISO 22301 standards. Clear contingency plans are in place, and we work continuously on crisis management to ensure we remain prepared. This is your guarantee of data security and our commitment to keeping your data safe.
Green storage and sustainability
Data centres consume a significant amount of energy, which is why we work systematically to reduce the carbon footprint of our facilities.
Our initiatives include "green cooling" in our data centres using free cooling systems. During the winter months, we utilise outdoor air to cool the facilities, resulting in lower energy consumption.
Our data center is equipped with:
Redundant diesel generators for power outages
Fire protection (aspiration system and Inergen/Argonite)
Redundant cooling system
Uninterruptible power supply
Physical security, access control, and video surveillance
Your data security in Make
Secure data handling is a prerequisite for everything we deliver. These are the specific measures we have in place to protect your information.
We store all personal data, backups, and logs in Scandinavia
We comply with European data protection legislation
We do not share personal data with third-party services
We do not monitor your personal data
All emails are sent from Scandinavian servers and IP addresses
Benefits of data storage in Scandinavia
Here are the specific benefits of storing data locally.
Easier compliance with European data protection laws
Simplified GDPR documentation with locally stored personal data
Fast data access and improved user experience
Renewable electricity and reduced energy consumption
Stable geopolitical conditions
“Several of the large, well-established players are good – so good in fact that they are also non-compliant. It is time for marketers to look to strong local providers and start using them.”
Carsten Gunnarstorp, Attorney at ANFO (The Advertisers’ Association)
