Tresorit Cloud Storage Review and Features

Tresorit Cloud Storage offers a secure and private way to store and share files.

Tresorit's encryption technology ensures that files are encrypted on the client-side, making it virtually impossible for unauthorized parties to access them.

One of the standout features of Tresorit is its zero-knowledge proof, which means that even the company itself cannot access users' files.

With Tresorit, users can enjoy seamless collaboration and file sharing with others, all while maintaining complete control over their data.

Tresorit's features are designed to keep your data safe and secure.

Remote wipe is a feature that allows you to erase your data from any device if it's lost or stolen.

Continuous patching ensures that your data is always up-to-date and protected from the latest threats.

End-to-end encryption is a robust security measure that prevents anyone from accessing your data, not even Tresorit themselves.

Here are some of the key features that make Tresorit a top choice for secure cloud storage:

Speed is a crucial aspect of cloud storage, and Tresorit delivers on this front. Tresorit's speeds are very good, and similar to our previous review.

In our tests, we uploaded and downloaded large files totaling 5GB of data. We capped speeds to 100 Mbps from a max speed of 1Gbps to ensure a fair and uniform test environment. The results were impressive, with minimal drops in performance.

Here are the exact speeds we achieved in our tests:

Overall, Tresorit's speeds are solid, making it a great option for those who value both privacy and speed.

Tresorit has complete end-to-end encryption for all accounts, which means your files remain secure and private.

File sharing remains encrypted with other Tresorit users or outside contacts, giving you peace of mind when collaborating with others.

Tresorit supports selective sync and has a desktop drive to free up space, making it a convenient solution for those with limited storage.

Some of the key features of Tresorit include remote wipe, continuous patching, end-to-end encryption, and Swiss-based privacy laws.

Tresorit's collaboration software features are excellent, making it a great choice for teams and businesses.

Here are some of the key features of Tresorit:

Tresorit offers two paid add-ons to its plans, with eSign and email encryption for Outlook. These add-ons can be a game-changer for companies that frequently use non-disclosure agreements, contracts, or sales agreements.

eSign is a paid add-on for any account, individual or business, and it's a fast and easy-to-use feature that lets you send a PDF to anyone for a secure digital signature. You can add the necessary email address(es) with the option to add yourself as a signer.

The file must be a PDF with an area for signatures, or the process could fail. Tresorit automatically encrypts the file when created, so there’s no option to add a password for added protection.

You can set an expiration date ranging from one day to 999 days. Once created, you’ll get a link to send directly to needed signatories.

The prices for eSign vary depending on your plan choice (individual or business). For individual plans, eSign costs $6 per month, billed annually, or $7.50 monthly.

Adding email encryption to the individual Professional plan increases the monthly price to $33.49 billed annually or $41.49 billed monthly.

For business plans, Tresorit eSign costs an additional $54 per user per month billed annually or $65 billed monthly.

Tresorit's main goal was to create a secure product, and it succeeded. Data security and account protection are strong features of Tresorit.

Tresorit uses true end-to-end encryption, which encrypts your files before uploading or downloading them. This process is a game-changer for protecting your sensitive data.

Tresorit encrypts file metadata using randomly generated unique encryption keys connected to your user profile. These encryption keys are never accessible to Tresorit, ensuring your data remains secure.

Tresorit protects your data at rest with AES 256-bit encryption, which is a highly secure encryption standard. It also applies this level of encryption for folder sharing, sending shared links, and email attachments.

Tresorit uses the TLS 1.2 channel to encrypt communications between clients and servers. This adds an extra layer of security to your online interactions with Tresorit.

Here are some key security features of Tresorit:

Tresorit's security features are so robust that it's even deployed a zero-knowledge system for storing, accessing, collaborating, and managing assets at both organizational and individual levels. This means Tresorit can't access your data, not even if you forget your password.

Tresorit offers a range of pricing options for individuals and businesses, ensuring users get the best value for their specific needs.

The Personal plan comes with 1TB of encrypted storage for $11.99 monthly when billed annually, or $13.99 monthly.

Sync.com offers similar security and privacy but with more affordable plans, including its 2TB Solo Basic plan for $8 per month, billed annually.

Tresorit's business plans start at $14.50 per user per month for the Business Standard plan, with a minimum of three users, and include 1TB of encrypted storage per user.

The Business Plus plan costs $19 per user per month when billed annually, or $24 billed monthly, and includes additional features such as enhanced link security and document analytics.

Dropbox Business offers its Standard plan with 5TB of storage per user for $15 per month billed annually, making it a more affordable option for businesses.

Here's a comparison of the Business Standard and Business Plus plans:

Adding paid add-ons to Tresorit plans can rapidly increase the cost, with the eSign add-on costing $6 per month, billed annually, or $7.50 monthly for the individual Personal plan.

Onboarding with Tresorit is a straightforward process that requires you to download the Tresorit desktop app immediately after creating an account.

You can't create an account directly from the web interface, but instead, you must download the app to set up your account and get started.

The onboarding process is extensive and guides you through a checklist to ensure you're familiar with Tresorit's unique features.

You can complete the guided tour at your leisure or dive right in and start using Tresorit, with the "get started" link available until you complete the checklist.

The Tresorit app and web interface work and look the same, giving you flexibility in how you choose to manage your account.

Tresorit's file management system is designed to make it easy to store, manage, and collaborate with your data in the cloud. It provides a powerful Master Data Management tool that businesses can use to sync, store, and share files securely.

You can request files from others with a Tresorit account or from outside sources using the file requests feature. This lets you request and receive files to your Tresorit account, and you can even require email verification if needed.

Tresorit is available for various devices, including Android, Windows, iOS, Windows Phone, Linux, and Mac, and you can also use it from the web browser. Additionally, Tresorit is available as an add-on for Outlook and Gmail.

To create and share files, you can invite collaborators and work with them using tresors, or you can share links to the content without requiring the collaborators to have a Tresorit account. To invite members, you can follow these steps:

You can also enable access logs to track the link and monitor who's accessing your shared files.

Tresorit is a powerful file management tool that makes it easy to store, manage, and collaborate with your files in the cloud.

Tresorit offers an excellent interface for better team and file management, making it easy to use and navigate.

You can choose from three plans: Business Standard, Business Plus, and Enterprise, each offering different features to suit your organization's needs.

To get started, you'll need to do a Tresorit login, after which you can download the Tresorit app for your device, including Android, Windows, iOS, Windows Phone, Linux, and Mac.

Tresorit is also available for Outlook and Gmail as add-ons, and you can use it from the web browser as it is cloud-based.

Enabling Tresorit Drive lets you determine which folders and files you keep locally or store only in the cloud, giving you more flexibility and control over your files.

Here's a summary of the different Tresorit plans:

Tresorit's file management features include the ability to create and share files easily, with the option to invite collaborators and work with them using tresors.

You can also generate a shared link to give access to the content without the need to own a Tresorit account.

Tresorit's file requests feature lets you request and receive files from others, with the option to require email verification and set an expiration date.

By using Tresorit's file management features, you can streamline your workflow, improve collaboration, and keep your files secure and organized.

File versioning is a crucial aspect of file management, and Tresorit offers a range of options to suit different needs.

The Personal plan allows you to keep the 10 latest versions of a given file, giving you flexibility and peace of mind.

File versioning is especially important for businesses, with the Business Standard plan offering 50 versions and the Business Plus plan offering 100 versions.

The Enterprise plan takes it to the next level, supporting unlimited file versions.

If you're concerned about bandwidth usage, Tresorit allows you to set bandwidth limits to control your data transfer.

You can also enable the bandwidth limit scheduler to set specific times for bandwidth limits, giving you even more control over your data transfer.

Having a good file versioning system can save you a lot of time and stress in the long run.

You can preview most file types within the web browser, including Word and PDF documents.

These file types offer a few options for how they're displayed, but Google Docs do not preview.

Pictures can be previewed, although you can't edit them.

Tresorit successfully displays slideshows like PowerPoint files.

Any file you try to preview that isn't supported automatically gets downloaded to your device.

Videos are not available for preview in Tresorit.

Deleted files can be a bit of a hassle to find, but there's a small checkbox that says "show deleted" that reveals all the files you've deleted.

The interface doesn't have a dedicated location for deleted files, which can make it harder to locate them.

If you don't choose permanent deletion, the file will remain on your account, and checking the "show deleted" box will show you all the deleted files.

Deleting files happens in two ways: choosing permanent deletion removes the file from your account forever, or you can leave it on your account and just hide it by checking the "show deleted" box.

The desktop app allows you to remove all deleted files from your account, which can free up some space.

To do this, go to the "account" tab and click on the "remove" option, which will show you how much space deleted files are taking up on your account.