cloud storage
An Abundance of Cloud Storage
It seems like every online service provider includes some kind of cloud storage as a perk. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed.
Don’t Trust the Cloud. You Need to Back Up Your Email and Online Data
It’s your data, so it’s your responsibility to back up the information you keep online.
Delete Not Freeing Up Space? Take Out the Trash!
It can be frustrating to delete something to seemingly no effect. I’ll explain why that might be and what to do.
Using OneDrive for Nearly Continuous Backup
OneDrive can be used for many things, but one of the most valuable is ongoing online backup.
Why Can’t I Upload a Backup Image to the Cloud?
Uploading backup images sounds good until you do the math.
How Should I Back Up When Traveling?
Backing up while on the road can be a challenge. I’ll review what’s practical and how to keep your data safe.
How to Use Cloud Storage Safely
Cloud service providers often give us lots of storage we can use for cloud backup. How to use it safely, however, isn’t always obvious.
Is Using the Cloud Safe?
As security compromises seem to happen regularly, many ask, “Is using the cloud safe?” It’s as safe as you make it.
Cryptomator: Encryption for Your Cloud Storage
Cryptomator is a powerful tool to protect the data you store in the cloud.
Is OneDrive a Backup?
OneDrive is a powerful tool, but thinking of it as a backup can take you down a dangerous path.
Half a Dozen Uses for OneDrive
OneDrive is a surprisingly powerful service that many people overlook or don’t understand. I’ll review six ways you can leverage OneDrive.
How to Protect Your Cloud Storage and Backups from Ransomware
Do you worry that ransomware might lock up more than your files? It can. I’ll show you how to better protect your cloud storage and backups using tools like Macrium Reflect, OneDrive, and Dropbox. Even if malware strikes, you’ve got a way to recover.
How to Back Up Photos and Never Lose Them Again: the Steps You Need to Take
Follow these steps to avoid losing precious and irreplaceable memories.
The Two Types of Cloud Data Threats and How You Protect Yourself
All cloud data threats boil down to one of two things. I’ll review them and lay out what you need to do to keep your data is safe in the cloud.
How to Protect Your Computer from Natural Disasters
Natural disasters remind us that our computers, among other things, are at risk. I’ll look at protecting your computer, and more importantly, your data.
BoxCryptor: Secure Your Data in the Cloud
Many online cloud storage providers encrypt your data — which means they can decrypt it themselves. BoxCryptor is a great solution to ensure that your online data remains private, regardless of how it’s stored.
