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AltDrive because it is fast, robust, has a private security key option, unobtrusive, open/locked file support, and easy to use. It does not do local backup though. Works on MAc, Windows and Linux.

Also AltDrive Online Backup (http://altdrive.com) is unlimited, easy, supports all major operating systems, and allows for a private encryption key [AES-256 CTR Mode encryption] so that customer's file data cannot be read by insiders. It's cheap too.

But not much that I would ever want to watch.

Dropbox is a good service, and I am sure file access is limited to a few employees, but I wouldn't use it for sensitive data or for a business. Any service where you do not control the encryption keys, e.g. Box.net, and myriad others will have the same issue. It's all about tradeoffs. Ultimately they can access your data. The truecrypt option may solve it for some but that means the whole archive has to be shared.

AltDrive unlimited online backup versions your files and allows you to control your encryption key. It runs on *nix, OSX, Windows, and other OSs. http://altdrive.com

Another word: AltDrive.com - Free two month trial.

AltDrive has secure versioned unlimited backup for $44.50/yr. (http://blog.altdrive.com/welcome-mozy-users) Free two month trial. Giver her a try. (http://altdrive.com)

AltDrive has secure versioned unlimited backup for $44.50/yr. (http://blog.altdrive.com/welcome-mozy-users) Free two month trial. Giver it a try. (http://altdrive.com)

AltDrive has secure versioned unlimited backup for $44.50/yr. (http://blog.altdrive.com/welcome-mozy-users)

Free two month trial. Giver her a try. (http://altdrive.com)