An easy way to think of security in the Cloud is to compare it to money in your wallet vs. money in the bank. Think of your money as files you keep in your computer or the Cloud. Money that is kept in your wallet is susceptible to a few dilemmas; you can either lose it or have it stolen from you. On the other hand, money that is kept in a bank is stored securely and cannot be lost. Also, in the unlikely event of a bank robbery, the bank is responsible for making sure that all of your funds are still available to you.

The same can be said of Cloud security. If you manage your own files and keep them stored in a local computer, anyone can go in and steal that information or your computer could fall victim to some natural disaster. However, when your files are stored in the Cloud, the Cloud providers will make sure that the servers are equipped with firewall security, back-ups, and disaster recovery. Like the bank, they recover any information that is lost or stolen, making it easier on your business.

Since SkyDesktop runs in the Cloud, if something happens to your desktop, laptop, or tablet all of your files and applications are protected. All of your important information and files exist in the Cloud, not on your hard drive. Our Cloud data centers are protected through dual firewall security, taking every measure necessary to keep your information secure.

Additionally, we offer redundant servers. In the event that a server goes down, all of your files are safe and can be accessed quickly. Our system offers 99.99% up-time, daily back ups, and disaster recovery; all of which offer your business the security it needs so you can focus on your number-one priority: your business.

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