When Sarbanes–Oxley Act started I was setting up huge San servers and optical backup farms for many fortune 100 co's across the country. the backups were to be sent offsite in a daily, weekly, monthly rotation and had to be stored for as long as the law required. in some cases on write once media so it could not be modified. All under penalty of law.
Why is no such system used for voting?
Found another Kraken
Kraken Robotics Inc.
June 17, 2019
ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND – 17 JUNE 2019/GLOBE NEWSWIRE/– Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSX-V: PNG) (OTCQB: KRKNF) (“Kraken” or the “Company”), is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Kraken Robotic Systems Inc., has been selected by the US Office of the Secretary of Defense, Comparative Test Office, to participate in a Foreign Comparative Testing (FCT) program in support of a US Navy Program of Record managed by the Naval Sea Systems Command, EOD Program Office. The FCT is designed to test selected foreign technologies as evaluated by US military operators, with a view to future procurement. The contract value is $0.9 million.
Under this contract, Kraken will integrate its AquaPix® MINSAS sensoron a man-portable Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) owned by the U.S. Navy. Man-portable AUVs make up the largest deployment of all AUV classes world-wide. The U.S. Navy and its allies continue to invest in man-portable AUVs, which today utilize a range of sonar technologies. Kraken’s AquaPix® MINSAS synthetic aperture sonar sensor is currently offered in the MINSAS 60, 120, 180, and 240 configurations and has been traditionally integrated to medium- and large-size AUVs and towfish. As part of this FCT contract, Kraken will optimize the MINSAS 60 sensor making it better suited for small, man-portable AUVs while offering a significant increase in capability and performance for man-portable platforms.
https://krakenrobotics.com/kraken-awarded-0-9-million-u-s-navy-contract/
They make a bunch of stuff
DataPod™ uses a standard Gigabit Ethernet interface to plug directly into a personal computer or a local/wide area networks.