The LockBox idea originated in August of 2010 (LockBox, LLC at the time) while some of our founders were assessing hurricane damage. While we did not endure technological losses, we did witness many business owners with these hardships. Mark Glover challenged Ed Wyrwas to figure out a way to safeguard business IT assets, personal storage and even computational devices from hurricanes and other related disasters.
We did not want to recreate the wheel or design something that was not manufacturable, or even scalable. While systems and strategies do exist for data center clients, these benefits do not extend to small and medium business infrastructure. Further, we could not find any solutions that could truly increase the durability and reliability of computer related electronics for digital storage.
The challenge was met, and the LockBox Enclosure system was designed.
Our initial product launch will feature large storage capacity LockBox data cubes. We have designed multiple levels of functionality into our LockBox enclosures, which permits endless possible applications. As our throughput expands, we will be directly selling other versions of our platform for other computing needs.