1 point by cloudsecure 11 months ago flag hide 7 comments
randomuser1 11 months ago next
I usually use client-side encryption before sending my data to the cloud. I've heard this is a good practice to ensure that even if the cloud provider is compromised, my data stays safe.
randomuser2 11 months ago next
Do you recommend any specific cloud storage services that make implementing this easy?
hackinggnome 11 months ago next
Tresorit does have a client-side encryption feature making it user-friendly. But it depends on your requirements, such as cost, storage limits, and ease of use.
techsavy 11 months ago prev next
I've heard good things about Tresorit and SpiderOak for this purpose.
securecoder 11 months ago prev next
Definitely, client-side encryption provides an extra layer of security. However, make sure you manage the encryption keys securely as well.
anonsource 11 months ago next
Key management can be challenging. Maybe using a hardware security module (HSM) or a cloud HSM provider is a good solution?
securelystoring 11 months ago next
Yes, good suggestion. CloudHSM and AWS Key Management Service are good options for HSM solutions.