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Local versions are on a Synology NAS. Which gets backed up more-or-less monthly to external hard drives using Truecrypt. One set of drives is saved at the house
by chiph 4y ago
Local versions are on a Synology NAS. Which gets backed up more-or-less monthly to external hard drives using Truecrypt. One set of drives is saved at the house in a fire safe, and the older set is stored offsite at the office (which if I get fired can be abandoned without fear of disclosure).
Insurance documents are printed out and stored in a plastic tote. Along with the car title & house deed, some cash, passport and other important documents in case I have to evacuate for a hurricane. I can grab it and the cat carrier, and out the door I go.
- nxte 4y agoDo you use cloud backups at all? I just got a Synology NAS and was looking into AWS Glacier. I'm not yet ready to manage my own offsite hardware, but maybe I'll get there eventually.
- chiph 4y agoNo, for two reasons. 1) I have almost 30TB of data so the monthly cost would be more than I want to pay. 2) I don't trust them to keep my data secure.
- throwaway894345 4y ago> I don't trust them to keep my data secure. Encrypt it?