Lots Of Copies Keep Stuff Safe.
The LOCKSS Program at Stanford University Libraries provides open-source technologies and services for high-confidence, resilient, secure digital preservation.
LOCKSS Software
The LOCKSS Program engineers and maintains open-source software for distributed digital preservation. We have been serving libraries and memory organizations for over two decades.
LOCKSS Networks
The LOCKSS software empowers a diverse array of distributed digital preservation collaborations built around LOCKSS networks. We operate the Global LOCKSS Network, back the CLOCKSS Archive, and support many others.
LOCKSS Support
The LOCKSS Program and its partner organizations offer a vibrant support network and community of practice for end users, system administrators, software developers, publishers, and publishing technology providers.
Global LOCKSS Network
The GLN, the world's longest-serving LOCKSS network, ensures local custody, failover access, and post-cancellation access for subscription and open-access electronic journals and books at over 100 global research and academic libraries.
CLOCKSS Archive
The CLOCKSS Archive is a not-for-profit collaboration of the world's leading academic publishers and research libraries, providing a sustainable dark archive to ensure the long-term survival of digital scholarly content.