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Secure 256-bit SSL Communication
All communication between our servers and your computer are transported in a 256-bit SSL (Secure Socket Layer) channel. Although all your backup files travel over the Internet, eavesdroppers have no knowledge of what has been exchanged.
Backups are Stored Securely
All your files are password protected. Only you have the master password to unlock the data although you can allow access to particular files or folders by people you specify who will have their own password.
The Best Encryption Algorithm is Used
Currently, the algorithm that is used to encrypt your files is 256-bit Twofish. It is a block cipher designed by Counterpane Labs and was also one of the five Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) finalists chosen by The National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST). It is subject to frequent public reviews, and no known attack against this algorithm has ever been reported.
8.77 x 1017 Years to Crack 256-bit Encryption
A 256-bit key size has around 3.4 x 1038 possible combinations. Even with the most powerful super computer, it would take 8.77 x 1017 years to test all possible combinations. To manually check every combination on this encryption it would take 876,530,835,323,573,935 years. Datacentre Infrastructure
Security at the data centre includes traditional locks, access controls and biometric surveillence systems. Robust fire suppression, HVAC, power feeds, hot-swappable servers and routers are available in the event of an outage. Background checks and certifications ensure the integrity of all personnel.
Snapshots
The snapshot feature allows you to make a complete copy of our data that is stored at a different location so you then have your data backed up in two places.
Datacentre Certified Engineers and Security Teams
To ensure a fast response to a security events, qualified personnel are available 24x7x365.
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