Burning data to DVDs and BluRays can be a real pain.

This would be very time and bandwidth consuming. The problem with this setup is if a single file in that folder changed after uploading it to the cloud, you would need to re-upload the whole encrypted backup again.

Generally when you encrypt client side (using something like Truecrypt for example), you would put all the files in a folder, encrypt the whole folder which results in a single large encrypted file.

They could delete the digital copies stored on my personal PC, my home server and even the copies uploaded to cloud. If a hacker was to gain access to my network somehow.

Have an offline “separated” copy by burning it to a DVD or Blu-ray in case my network is compromised.

I would also like the Cloud service to be on a pay-per-usage rate rather than a fixed amount per month or year. I love the cloud but don’t trust it fully yet. I wanted the files to be encrypted client-side so even the cloud service cannot read it.

Have an offsite “cloud” copy should there be fire of theft.

This would simply be copying the files from my personal desktop to my home server. Have a local in-house copy of the data I want to backup.I actually discovered this while trying to find a good backup solution for my own personal setup, but ended up using it for clients once I knew how powerful it is. I want to tell you about some software for Windows I found.

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