“As with most online services, a small number of our employees must be able access user data for the reasons stated in the privacy policy, but this is the exception, not the rule. We apply strict data access controls for technical and regulatory compliance reasons, which prohibit employees from accessing user data except in these rare circumstances. Furthermore, we apply numerous physical and logical security measures to protect user information from unauthorized access" this is what we read in the "Protection and privacy" section of the Dropbox help center, the quintessential cloud server.
Protection e of your digital ecosystem. are the two key concepts as well as the starting points of the offer Boolebox. Unlike many other cloud solutions, in fact, with BooleBox any type of archived data is protected with an additional level of protection that uses private encryption keys, Note only to the owner some data. Practically, not even BooleBox is able to access the information kept and protected by the rightful owner. In this way, even the theft of credentials or any interceptions will not put the contents at risk, as no one will be able to access them without the appropriate security keys.
BooleBox can boast one “zero” in the count of data breach registered since it was online (2014) and, this information alone, makes it a valid choice in the panorama of global cloud storage. But which and how many services are we talking about? The cloud storage market was born as a duopoly between Dropbox (up to 2TB of storage) e Google Drive (up to 30 TB), even if the latter was actually born as a system for storing very voluminous mail attachments. Within a few years, from 2012 onwards, he became a saturated market of offers of all kinds.
Il record, as regards the offer – not counting the unlimited capacity of personal solutions such as ownCloud, to be installed on your own server or on a server with unlimited web space – is that of Qihoo 360 Yunpan, Chinese server offering up to 50 TB of space. Yes, you got it right: 50 Terabytes, that's not a mistake. Still on the order of magnitude of the Terabyte, there is Tencent Cloud (10 TB), then Yunio (basic 1 TB free), Cloud Mail, a Russian server that starts from 100 GB free per user up to 4 TB for a fee, the famous Mega, at the center of various disputes for the diffusion of illegal software (50 GB for all and up to 4 TB for a fee), there are still ADrive Personal Basic, Firedrive, Hubic, BitCasa, Copy, 4synch, Mediafire, Box Personal, pCloud, Sync.com, Yandex Disk, SpiderOak, Carbonite, SugarSync, all services in the order of tens of Gigabytes for the starting plans and which touch 1 or 2 TB in the paid versions (just a few). Then there are the famous OneDrive from Microsoft (which can reach up to 2 TB of space, even free, by activating various promotions and which really deserves a special mention for the versatility and compatibility of the service), iCloud from Apple, (in Italy up to 2 TB), Amazon Cloud Drive: from 5 GB (free) to 100 GB depending on the chosen plan. Rounding out the list are iDrive (which actually ranges from a free 5GB offer to 5TB/unlimited for the paid offer), Ubuntu One (5GB), Mozy Home (2GB unlimited expandable), TeamDrive (from 2 GB to 10 GB), and various Cloud Backup services such as: Tresorit, Box.com, JottaCloud, Zoolz, JustCloud. All, obviously, without counting the offers of the dark web, the small realities with very little diffusion and the solutions dedicated exclusively to companies or those offered by telecommunications companies to their customers.
In this scenario Boolebox has the merit of not appearing at all as the umpteenth proposal in a magnum sea of all identical products. BoobleBox is first and foremost a cloud storage, but it is also a mail client electronic on the web, accessible from the same interface that you use to consult your collection of files. Do not have to no configuration to immediately send an encrypted email with attachments also taken from your storage protected by encryption. Navigating inside folders from the browser is a lot quick and does not suffer from image and video thumbnail loading delays. There graphics are minimalistic, but business users - and not only - appreciate this simplicity in favor of the speed and stability of the application. The previews are Immediate (except for files that are too heavy) and the sharing and file management icons are made in such a way as to easily understand their function.
The only flaw is certainly the inability to import and export the address book or mail messages. However, it must also be said that this operation could be seen as a breach in the BooleBox secure system which, having a very high safety standard, is not compatible with the formats and structures of other electronic mail archiving systems. On the other hand, those wishing to adapt to the standard are spoiled for choice: the applications made available to communicate with the BoobleBox secure email exchange system provide full functionality with the Microsoft platform (Outlook Encryptor) and Google's (GMail). The integration is then completed with the interface for using the files created with the programs in the package Office 365 di ecosystem.
BooleBox is a product Made in Italy, The work of Valerius Shepherd, Chief Software Architect of the solution. The available space reaches up to 6 TB in the case of the company offer, but personal keys are always unlimited, regardless of the plan chosen (except in the free version which are limited to 3). A truly remarkable and highly unusual feature is that of theanti-screen capture. It is a system that reduces the risk of misappropriation of shared content via screen capture from print screen and video grabbing applications. The synchronization of files between local, cloud and mobile computers can take place automatically through a dedicated synchronization panel. The backup keeps up to 100 previous versions and there is the possibility of keeping track of the changes made by users even in the case of multi-access. Don't miss it role management and users. THE subscription plan prices with specifications are on the manufacturer's page.
