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ColdStorage For NAK.Backup System
		    Cold Storage is for long term data retention, this data typically will not be required 
			for active use and might not be needed for months, years, decades, or maybe never. Practical 
			examples of data suitable for cold storage include; records needed to be maintained 
			for financial, legal, HR, or other business record keeping requirements, or anything else that’s of 
			value but not needed anytime soon.
        
			It can take upto 5 business days to recover files
		    Our Cold Storage system utlizes LTO tapes which have to be physically loaded, this protects the tape from 
			modifications, damage, theft. As a result this process can take some time, this is including having the tape(s) couriered to our offices.
        

NAK.ColdStorage is a usage based service, see our pricelist

                All files are transfered to our Storage Servers are encrypted by your onsite NAK.Local device,
				Once all files have been uploaded and verified, your file are compressed and encrypted using 
				per task generated private keys. 
                

NAK.ColdStorage has been designed to work with NAK.Backup

				NAK Systems Inc. utilizes LTO (Linear Tape Open) tape storage.
				As this technology has been proven over decades of real world usage, as the best long term storage options.
				Once a Tape Libary has been filled they stored offsite in a registered data storage facilty.
                

                Since NAK.ColdStorage only support NAK.Local devices and each device connects only 
                via VPN technology, NAK.ClodStorage has no direct connection to the internet, 
                which allows for no "brute force" attacks to our servers.
                
                Our System Administrators can take every error log entry with the highest 
                level of seriousness. As an example, naksystems.ca email servers get over 
                1000 failed login attempts per hour (over a 3 month period), which makes 
                looking into each entry impractical.