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A Blue SMB plan, under a similar pricing structure, is in the works. SpiderOak’s new pricing plan applies to its Blue Enterprise hosted and private cloud storage plans. Version 2 of the dashboard offers new locally managed user provisioning, delegated administrator access and reporting functionality. The company also unveiled a redesigned SpiderOak Blue Enterprise Management Console.

To coincide with the announcement, the company unveiled a new mobile app for iOS and Android that has been “specifically designed for enterprise users.” The app features business-oriented deployment capabilities and will soon enable administrators to remotely wipe data on users’ devices. “After analyzing the market and seeing the convoluted ways other providers use metered pricing for certain levels of storage, we believe the simplicity and flexibility of a flat rate model is the best approach and it continues to resonate strongly,” said Ethan Oberman, CEO of SpiderOak, in a statement. The new per-user pricing model is SpiderOak’s way of easing cloud adoption hurdles for businesses. SpiderOak said in a statement that the company “makes it easy for organizations to safely and securely put their sensitive data in the cloud” by combining its Zero-Knowledge approach to data privacy with plenty of room to store, share and sync files. It delivers reliable cloud backup for an unlimited number of devices, and once you get comfortable with the interface, backing up and restoring your files is a. Now, the company is sweetening the deal with unlimited cloud storage. This is accomplished by encrypting all data on your machine before it is sent to us, using encryption keys generated from your password,” he wrote. It delivers reliable cloud backup for an unlimited number of devices, and once you get comfortable with the interface, backing up and restoring your files is a breeze.

“Even if we wanted to access your data or received a subpoena to do so, we could never turn over plaintext data. SpiderOak One sets the standard when it comes to security and privacy. Well before the NSA spying scandal rocked the IT industry - and cloud services providers in particular - SpiderOak settled on an encrypted storage platform to secure customer data.īen Zimmerman, a developer at SpiderOak, explained how the system worked in a blog post. The company made a splash in the pre-Snowden days of 2012 when it introduced a “Blue” tier to its enterprise subscription offerings. SpiderOak is offering security-conscious businesses unlimited cloud storage for $5 per user per month. The San Francisco-based cloud storage specialist announced today that it was simplifying its pricing model.

Wants to make it easier for businesses to store data on the cloud without fearing that their data is susceptible to snoops or that they will run out of room.