Confidential Cloud Storage for NGOs
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Confidential Cloud Storage for NGOs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Confidential cloud storage is a secure online space where sensitive files and documents can be stored, ensuring privacy and protection against unauthorized access.
NGOs can securely store critical documents, collaborate with staff globally, and ensure data protection, all while reducing hardware costs.
Cloud storage offers NGOs secure, scalable, and accessible document storage, tailored to their specific needs for confidentiality and collaboration.
Yes, the cloud storage allows for remote access to documents from anywhere, enabling efficient collaboration and workflow management.
Yes, cloud storage solutions can be easily scaled to meet the growing data storage needs of NGOs, without the need for physical infrastructure changes.
Absolutely, cloud storage provides tools to manage who can view, edit, and share your files, ensuring only authorized access.
Most cloud storage solutions support a variety of file types including documents, images, audio, and video files, suitable for a range of NGO activities.
Some services limit file sizes to 100 MB, so it may be necessary to compress or split larger files before uploading.
Yes, audio and video files may have a maximum duration limit, commonly around 60 minutes, for optimal storage management.
Yes, cloud storage is excellent for NGOs as it supports collaborative editing and sharing, making teamwork across different locations seamless.
Confidential cloud storage employs advanced security measures like encryption and access controls to protect sensitive data from breaches.
Most services offer limited customization options to ensure security and performance standards, aligning with common NGO needs.
Cloud storage requires an internet connection to access files, but some platforms may offer limited offline capabilities for previously synced documents.
Once documents are uploaded, they can't be edited directly; you must download, modify, and re-upload them for changes.
Current solutions don't offer built-in version comparison; you'll need external tools or manual checks to track changes.