About Data Archive Corporation

Data Archive Corporation provides its customers with solutions for storing data in today's regulated business environment.

In the wake of accounting and business practice scandals that have resulted in some of the largest bankruptcies in corporate history, employees losing their retirement savings, and high-ranking corporate officers facing prison sentences for their actions, an extreme loss of trust now faces ‘Corporate America’.

As a means to restore trust and faith back into these corporations, many new laws and regulations have been established that require corporations to store information using methods that will guarantee its authenticity and prevent deliberate or accidental alterations or destruction to that information.

A partial list of these government-mandated regulations include SEC 17a-4, NASD Rule 3510 & 3520, HIPAA, FDA, and Sarbanes-Oxley, and stretch across industries that include banking and securities brokerage, health care, pharmaceutical research and manufacturing, as well as any publicly-held company.

Our solutions store data securely and reliably, using non-rewriteable, non-erasable storage devices, and satisfy regulatory requirements for data retention as dictated by the rules and regulations mentioned above, as well as the many others not mentioned.

Paul Greene, the founder of Data Archive Corporation, has been involved with various storage technologies since 1995, and has implemented solutions of all sizes and configurations in some of the largest companies in the world, including banking and financial services firms, insurance companies, mortgage lenders, colleges and universities, government agencies and the U.S. Military.

Some of our customers include JP Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Fleet Securities, Commerce Bank, TIAA-CREF, General Electric, University of Texas, Cornell University, and the U.S. Marine Corps, to name a few.

Contact us today to discuss how our storage solutions and professional services can help you meet regulatory requirements for data storage and retention.