Perpetual Storage, Inc. (PSI) is a maximum security digital records and microform storage vault located in a unique solid granite mountain near Salt Lake City, Utah. Since 1968 PSI has provided secure vital records storage in a paper-free environment, making it one of the world’s most established, cutting-edge and safest off-site storage facilities.
Perpetual Storage, Inc. (PSI) is a privately owned and operated maximum security digital records, microfilm, data transport and storage vault facility located in a unique solid granite mountain near Salt Lake City, Utah. Since 1968, PSI has provided secure vital record storage in a paper-free environment, making it one of the world’s most established, cutting-edge and safest off-site storage facilities.
Redundant, off-site backup is key for a successful disaster recovery plan and archival retention. Perpetual Storage can help protect your organization if disaster were to strike.
Using Veeam Cloud Connect, send backup, disaster recovery and archival data to servers inside PSI’s remote vault protected by armed guards, cameras, 200 feet of solid rock and additional security measures. Locating your valuable data in PSI’s facility allows your business to efficiently manage its data through a highly secured and scalable facility.
Truly unique for its location and composition, geologists concur that the solid granite mountain in which the Perpetual Storage vault is located should withstand any force known to man. Access to the facility is tightly regulated.
The vault is encased in granite with a galvanized steel inner lining. It has cement floors, metal storage cabinets, tape racks and a steel mezzanine. Nothing flammable is stored in the vault so there is nothing to burn.
The vault’s temperature and humidity are kept constant to meet the ANSI guidelines for archival storage of sensitive records. The air inside the vault is filtered and re-circulated every six hours.
Your records are available for immediate retrieval and delivery. Local clients can have their records picked-up and delivered by the PSI insured courier service. Out-of-area clients can have their records picked-up and delivered next day by any national delivery service.
The maximum security facility is protected by armed guards who utilize the latest in detection and intrusion technology. The six ton, stainless steel vault door is able to withstand a nuclear blast. There are monitoring systems and tracking of all couriers and courier vehicles.
There is no other natural or man-made structure as secure against earthquakes as the unique geologic formation of the solid granite mountain in which our vault is located. The vault is located at 250 feet above the canyon floor, and therefore, is flood proof.
Built to exceed rigid DOD requirements for the proper protection of critical records.
Due to the unique geological location, PSI is well outside the flood plain and liquefaction zone.
Therefore, PSI meets the strict requirements of the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations Standards that most other facilities do not.
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