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Hello EE,<br />
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We have very secure requirements, which require private cloud, infrastructure owned, version control, restore ability, administrative ability. &nbsp;We are looking for a solution and have heard good and bad so want to pose the question to my peers and see what feedback your experience can share.
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Hello EE,

We have very secure requirements, which require private cloud, infrastructure owned, version control, restore ability, administrative ability.  We are looking for a solution and have heard good and bad so want to pose the question to my peers and see what feedback your experience can share.

Most secure between box, dropbox, sync and cubby

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File Sharing Software

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Internet Protocols

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