The service extends Zeal’s contract intelligence platform to legal and staffing teams operating across US and European jurisdictions.
“As AI drives down the cost and skill needed to attack, intrusions are becoming faster, cheaper, and more automated, and ransomware increasingly targets the backups themselves.”
Zeal, a contract intelligence platform, today announced the expansion of its digital storage infrastructure with a cold storage service based in Europe. The infrastructure is designed to serve companies across EMEA territories and to give US companies the option to store documents outside the United States. The service is built around Zeal’s new regional office in Europe.
Cold storage under this service covers contracts, tax records, compliance data, and intellectual property documentation. Companies can retain this material for long-term preservation without relying on a separate third-party storage provider.
“Cyber insurers increasingly require immutable, offline backups, MFA, and tested recovery as underwriting conditions, because they now price the risk you cannot recover from. Immutable, offline storage lowers both your exposure and your premium.” – Matthew Solé, Founder of Zeal
For US companies, the service offers an option to store contract and compliance records under different data protection frameworks. This new offering extends Zeal’s service hours to align with European business hours, in addition to its existing US coverage.
