With encrypted backups on Drivey, you have an added layer of security to protect and secure sensitive files and data stored in the cloud.
Encrypted backups secure your documents in the cloud with AES-256 encryption. Once encrypted, the files remain encrypted and can only be decoded using Drivey or another AES encryption program and your account secret key.
Cloud to cloud backups with Drivey can be tailored to any frequency you need. Whether it’s daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly; recurring backup can be configured to any cadence you need so that you can focus on the work that matters most. Stop worrying about your data protection and obtain optimal redundancy with Drivey.
Drivey’s rolling backup feature supports on-chain file backups to FileCoin. Keep your data data backups the most secure by storing it on the blockchain.
Drivey’s cloud to cloud backups allow you to backup any files, folders, or full account to any supported cloud storage account including AWS, Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint, OneDrive, and more.
Drivey’s rolling backup feature allows you to choose the number of recurring backups to keep, so you can keep your data secure without it getting out of hand. Keep the last 5, 10, or keep all of your backups, the choice is yours.
Drivey’s encrypted backups make it easy for freelancers and creators with multiple drives to:
Cloud to cloud backups eliminate the needs to manually copy documents between cloud storage accounts. IInitiate cloud to cloud backups at whatever intervals you prefer so that you can set it and forget it.
Cloud to cloud backups eliminate data downtime with redundancy. By storing copies of documents on an off-site server, you can be assured that your backups are safe, accessible and up-to-date.
Synchronizing cloud storage accounts on Drivey increases data resiliency between cloud providers. Cloud to cloud backups make it easy to protect and optimize your data.
Drivey’s cloud to cloud backups optimize cloud storage access between providers. With the ability to move files between clouds, cloud to cloud backups allow you to stay on top of your storage limits and move files between accounts when necessary.
You can choose files or folders from any cloud account, or even choose files from multiple storage accounts. There are no limitations on the number of accounts or backups you can store.
Drivey uses AWS cloud infrastructure for its file management. Backups are stored redundantly on S3, provisioned under your account. You also have the option to store your backups on any connected drive provider including Google Drive, OneDrive, AWS, Sharepoint, or FTP.
Drivey does not impose any limitations on backup size. Backups stored to Drivey do use your Drivey storage and bandwidth. Backups stored to other drive accounts use Drivey bandwidth, but will use the storage from the chosen provider.
