Mozy for Free Automatic Backups
Berkley Data Systems has a great new disk backup service called Mozy. You get up to 2GB for free and can get up to 20GB for a very affordable yearly fee. So far the clients only works on Windows, but there are plans to support other platforms as well.
One cool thing about the service is that your files are actually encrypted on the server that they are hosted on. Those BDS guys are pretty smart, and this is a great service (especially for free). I really hope it takes off for them.
CTO Josh Coates is a real down-to-earth guy with some great experience in the data storage industry, including the Internet Archive. He’s also very approachable and loves to give back to the community.
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Tags: Automated Backups, Berkley Data Systems, Business, Data Storage, Encryption, Free Tools, Internet Archive, Josh Coates, Mozy, Not For Profits, Technology