2. Cubby:

This file sync service comes from the same company that makes the LogMeIn remote access tool. It can be seen as a more secure version of Dropbox as it protects all the files using SSL encryption where each user gets a separate encryption key to access these files. It is this key that plays a major role during file transfers between two parties. The files that are accessed through Cubby are stored in a data center that runs LogMeIn and not by any other third party provider that can be seen as an enhanced security measure.

3. Huddle:

Huddle is more than a file sync service, instead it acts as a collaborative environment strengthening the security of the files and acting as a repository of organized data for those in the company and for authorized external end points. It tracks all the documents and transfers and the admin have the authority to scrutinize the location, ownership and distributing structure of the file. It also uses accompany owned data center that is an added advantage.

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