>>>>>I'm looking into cloud backup options for a small business, they'd be looking at backing up ~150GB.
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>>>>>This will mainly be for secondary protection against disaster (fire, theft, earthquake etc.), they'll still have onsite backup to external media. Also for protection against CryptoWall-type malware.
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>>>>>Anyone have any recommendations, for or against, the various providers?
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>>>>Maybe google drive would work??
>>>>https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2375123?hl=en
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>>>Quite possibly, but it looks like we'd need the $10/month plan ($120 per year).
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>>>Some other providers are about half that cost and seem to offer features that are better suited to backups e.g.
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>>>http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp
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>>What about maybe using Microsoft's OneDrive? I think you get 1TB free if you have Office 365.
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>Hmm, they do have Office 365 - that might be an option. It looks like it's not suitable as raw storage space (for, say, a full disk backup) without some gyrations: http://www.ytechie.com/2014/11/using-unlimited-onedrive-space-for-backups/
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FWIW, they announced significant reductions to OneDrive per-user storage yesterday or the day before.

Tamar