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Right, this does look very interesting (and any sort of Sharepoint integration is going to appeal to the "enterprise" market) but in light of recent events I'm

Right, this does look very interesting (and any sort of Sharepoint integration is going to appeal to the "enterprise" market) but in light of recent events I'm not even considering any "cloud" service that doesn't employ encrypted storage and extensive logging. If you did those two things you'd be safer than dropbox which is something else that lubricates sales to the business market.

schappim 15y ago
Hi Jason, Thanks for your comment. We encrypt on the server, in transport and on the device. As you know, Dropbox doesn't have a users & groups permissions model, nor do they have encryption because they de-duplicate files on the backend. We also have a beta of the web service which can reside on a VM behind the corporate firewall. Cheers, Marcus (@schappi)
- jasongullickson 15y ago
  Thanks for the info Marcus! I've been looking hard for a service to replace Dropbox with and yours is the first I've found that provides encryption of the files on the server as well as an iOS interface. Will you be providing an API for third-party applications? This is another area where Dropbox seems to dominate and is important especially for iOS users who can't use files stored this way unless they are accessible via an API of some sort.
  - schappim 15y ago
    Hi Jason, Server side encryption is a tick box we've had to do for our health clients. We've been actively building an iOS SDK that is very similar to Dropbox's own SDK (the idea being that we'll be able to provide a low barrier to entry for other devs that have already implemented Dropbox's SDK). We have a RESTful private API that as each day goes by is getting more and more locked down. We're looking forward to making it public as soon as possible. Cheers, Marcus (@Schappi)
  - schappim 15y ago
    RE: Behind the firewall pricing. We've been doing this on a case by case basis, and input on this would be much appreciated! Cheers, Marcus
- jasongullickson 15y ago
  Also, what sort of pricing do you have in mind for the "private server" option? Thanks!

schappim 15y ago

Hi Jason, Thanks for your comment. We encrypt on the server, in transport and on the device. As you know, Dropbox doesn't have a users & groups permissions model, nor do they have encryption because they de-duplicate files on the backend. We also have a beta of the web service which can reside on a VM behind the corporate firewall. Cheers, Marcus (@schappi)

jasongullickson 15y ago
Thanks for the info Marcus! I've been looking hard for a service to replace Dropbox with and yours is the first I've found that provides encryption of the files on the server as well as an iOS interface. Will you be providing an API for third-party applications? This is another area where Dropbox seems to dominate and is important especially for iOS users who can't use files stored this way unless they are accessible via an API of some sort.
- schappim 15y ago
  Hi Jason, Server side encryption is a tick box we've had to do for our health clients. We've been actively building an iOS SDK that is very similar to Dropbox's own SDK (the idea being that we'll be able to provide a low barrier to entry for other devs that have already implemented Dropbox's SDK). We have a RESTful private API that as each day goes by is getting more and more locked down. We're looking forward to making it public as soon as possible. Cheers, Marcus (@Schappi)
- schappim 15y ago
  RE: Behind the firewall pricing. We've been doing this on a case by case basis, and input on this would be much appreciated! Cheers, Marcus
jasongullickson 15y ago
Also, what sort of pricing do you have in mind for the "private server" option? Thanks!