Secured² Corp. today announced an integration with Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) that adds its ground breaking cloud storage solution DepositBox to the largest & most resilient cloud platform in the world Microsoft Azure. This integration gives customers a ‘digital safety deposit box’ for their most critical information. At the core of this highly differentiated product is the patented ‘shrink, shred, secure, restore’ technology behind Secured². This industry leading security platform ensures that you most private images, legal documents, financial information and business information can be protected beyond the levels of today’s encryption. “We see DepositBox like your own digital safety deposit box at a bank. Where DropBox is like the US mail (cheap, but the mailbox has proven susceptible to hackers) and Box that is like UPS (it’s more business class but the security still has issues).” Say’s Daren Klum the CEO of Secured². DepositBox will be available at the end of February in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace and will charge customers a small ‘data processing fee’ based on a per gig basis. Regular storage fees from Microsoft Azure will apply at discounted rate through this product. Secured² announces the integration of DepositBox into Microsoft Azure
Secured² Corp. today announced an integration with Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) that adds its ground breaking cloud storage solution DepositBox to the largest & most resilient cloud platform in the world Microsoft Azure. This integration gives customers a ‘digital safety deposit box’ for their most critical information. At the core of this highly differentiated product is the patented ‘shrink, shred, secure, restore’ technology behind Secured². This industry leading security platform ensures that you most private images, legal documents, financial information and business information can be protected beyond the levels of today’s encryption. “We see DepositBox like your own digital safety deposit box at a bank. Where DropBox is like the US mail (cheap, but the mailbox has proven susceptible to hackers) and Box that is like UPS (it’s more business class but the security still has issues).” Say’s Daren Klum the CEO of Secured². DepositBox will be available at the end of February in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace and will charge customers a small ‘data processing fee’ based on a per gig basis. Regular storage fees from Microsoft Azure will apply at discounted rate through this product.
