Everything is decentralized
Last updated: Nov 4, 2026
Fluid Attacks has a decentralized infrastructure. This means that it has independent data centers in more than one region. Fluid Attacks does not do hardware maintenance or updates, because a third party does them. The database of the Fluid Attacks platform does not get updates, because each new release goes into use immediately and is always backward-compatible. Fluid Attacks does not use local networks.
Other resilience measures
Equipment and telecommuting
Fluid Attacks provides all remote talent with job-specific hardware through Kernelship SAS and implements strict requirements to ensure secure telecommuting.
Regenerative infrastructure
Fluid Attacks ensures resilience through regenerative infrastructure and an "everything as code" approach, redeploying and testing its own systems daily.