} From: "Bernie Cosell" } } > I think that Quicken's data files are encrypted in some way. I'm guessing } > that the assessment would be "not all that securely", but: I was looking at } > using an online backup service for some of my 'critical' system files [I do } > back them up locally, but I thought an offsite backup would make sense]
} If they are "truly" critical, do NOT use an "online backup service". } } This is something YOU should have, not some third party.
Just to clarify: as I posted, I already back the 'critical' files up [in two different places, actually]. But I was just thinking that an 'offsite' backup would be a nice _additional_ layer of recovery-ability, and using one of the cloud services [like dropbox] makes that *very* easy... *IF* it is secure enough. And also, note that there's a difference between 'critical' and 'sensitive' -- not all of my 'critical' files contain particularly sensitive information, it is just that they would be essential to my getting things put back together in the event of a castrophe. BUT: obviously my quicken data files *do* contain sensitive info, and so my question.
/Bernie\