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SpiderOak Groups extends beyond SpiderOakONE (Free Trial at SpiderOak) (its single-user, consumer-oriented offering) to include group and user management.

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It would be nice to have something in the middle where an optional password can be assigned in case a link goes astray. It's worth mentioning that the URL is unique and accessible by HTTPS only, so the file does need to be deliberately shared to gain access.

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There are no passwords here aside from the room key embedded in the shareable URL, so having access to that link is a license to read the shared file. 'Share Rooms' are the only available sharing option for SpiderOak Groups. The mission is to secure your data and keep it private. There aren't a lot of frills in the app and that is the intent. Other sync folders can be designated as well from the Sync tab of the desktop app. By default, SpiderOak Groups designates 'the Hive' as the primary folder to which files are automatically synced between devices. Sync is more like what a user would expect from a file-sharing application such as Dropbox Business. Backup is purely a backup solution and works to move data into the cloud. User Interface and PerformanceĪt its core, SpiderOak Groups is a backup program that's broken down into three subcomponents: Backup, Sync, and Share.

This is a strategy in direct contrast with providers such as Jungle Disk, which actually store your files in third-party data centers from vendors such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Rackspace. This way, there's never a question about where your data is being stored and who has access to it. To help with security, SpiderOak Groups maintains its own hardware and data centers with redundant power, generators, battery backup, cooling, and multiple Tier-1 uplinks. This reason has kept it behind Arcserve UDP Cloud Direct, our Editors' Choice winner in that category, which didn't do as well on security but excelled in backup functionality, disaster recovery (DR), and ease of use. However, zero-knowledge also causes some wrinkles when SpiderOak Groups is used as a general-purpose business cloud backup solution. However, while going all-in on security is a good example, the rest of SpiderOak Group's offering still comes in behind Dropbox Business, our Editors' Choice in business cloud storage, which did well on security but better on integration and collaboration. This is an attractive feature for not only security analysts but for everyone. Their 'zero-knowledge' policy dictates that not even the company will be able to access your data because of your encrypted log-in credentials. Unfortunately, cloud data breaches still happen frequently, so why haven't more vendors in the business cloud storage space focused more on solving this problem? SpiderOak Groups (which begins at $90 per month for 10 users) is one such service that is dedicated to security. Cloud Storage Without Local File System SyncĮncryption At Rest (Provider Managed Private Key)Įncryption At Rest (User Managed Private Key)

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