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Media Storage

Disaster proof data, come rain or shine

From fires to floods, disruptions happen. Protect your critical data with secure media storage in strategic locations. Our service safeguards your business continuity with environmentally controlled vaults, 24/7 monitoring, and global reach, so you’re prepared for anything.

World-class storage facilities

At our primary strategic locations, media is stored in temperature and humidity-controlled vaults. These are purpose-built chambers with extra fire-rated construction, complete with fire suppression systems.

Benefits

Safe

Stored in environmentally controlled vaults.

Secure

Monitored 24/7 with strict access controls.

Audited

Barcoded and fully traceable.

Accessible

Ready when you need it.

Serviced

Delivered with care and efficiency.

Resilience

Storage built for resilience

How it

works

  • 01 Your media is stored in temperature and humidity-controlled vaults with fire-rated construction and advanced fire suppression systems. Our purpose-built facilities protect your data under the most stringent conditions.
  • 02 We transport your data in temperature-controlled vehicles with CCTV monitoring. Our facilities are located away from high-risk areas and staffed by vetted, highly trained professionals.

    With 24/7 CCTV, alarms, and perimeter fencing, our secure media centres ensure your data stays protected at all times.
“When Iconic brands like Vogue and The New Yorker are plagued by processing delays, who do they turn to?”
Conde Nast