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CloudArray uses AES-256 bit encryption, complaint with the IEEE 1619.1 standard. The CloudArray appliance is required for decryption. Backup files are a function of the backup software (Veeam). We are a block level device and have no visibility into the file system. We store blocks, or...

We expect a further 28-50% data reduction after whatever Veeam provides. If you send us 20GB we'll expect 10GB-15GB in the cloud. You can boot immediately, although there may be delays due to bandwidth. The key point is that you won't have to download the whole image first. You can sort...

For organizations who are looking for more predictable cloud storage costs and/or have more than a TB of data to back up, we’ve introduced a monthly subscription. For a flat fee of $0.19/GB/Mo (increments of 1TB required), you get the appliance and the cloud storage. There are no other fees...

Correct. The data goes directly from the CloudArray appliance to the Cloud Storage Provider, such as Amazon. Greg

Joshu – Full disclosure - I'm with TwinStrata Short answer - Yes, CloudArray is an intermediary, as you described it. Long answer - We're a SAN device (iSCSI) with a back-end in the cloud. The appliance is installed on-premise using local storage for performance. For back-up, that local...