Is SpiderOak a Good Alternative to OneDrive for Secure Backup?
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CuriousCoder92
I'm curious if anyone has experience using the business version of SpiderOak for cloud storage. My small business is looking for a more secure option where we would control the encryption keys instead of relying on a big company like Microsoft. Is SpiderOak reliable for backups?
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You might want to consider MSP360, which lets you use your own encryption passphrase. Plus, it's a bring-your-own-cloud storage solution, and B2 storage is really affordable. Might fit what you're looking for!
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We moved away from SpiderOak because when our backups grew large, we started having issues with restores failing. I remember reaching out to support, and they mentioned it wasn't a top priority for them to resolve. That was six years ago, so maybe they've improved since then. Definitely give it a test run yourself to see if it meets your needs!
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If it's an option for you, Synology allows you to back up your OneDrive data to its NAS for free (aside from the initial cost of the NAS). It could be a good alternative.
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Not exactly what you're after, but you might want to check out rsync.net. It could offer some backup solutions worth considering.
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I recommend going with Veeam if you're looking for reliable cloud backup. It's known for great performance and security.
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I haven't heard much about SpiderOak in a while, but it used to get good mentions by folks like Snowden. Honestly, though, almost anything seems to be a better choice than OneDrive!
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