Why Trust Securecloud
SecureCloud is New Zealand-based, stores your data locally, and uses encryption to keep files secure. Understanding the protections in place helps you make informed decisions about storing your important documents, photos, and business data.
Why you can trust SecureCloud
SecureCloud keeps all your files in New Zealand, under local privacy laws. That means your data is protected by New Zealand’s privacy standards, unlike overseas providers that may be subject to foreign laws.
Example: A law firm storing client contracts with SecureCloud knows that files remain in-country and can only be accessed by authorised staff.
All files are encrypted during transfer and at rest. Even if a server is compromised, the files remain unreadable without proper credentials.
Business stability and reputation
SecureCloud is run by a New Zealand company focused solely on secure cloud storage. This reduces distractions from other services and keeps the team dedicated to maintaining the platform.
Example: A government contractor chooses SecureCloud because the service has a proven record of uptime and responsiveness for critical document storage.
Regular audits, local support, and transparent service agreements add confidence that the company takes its responsibilities seriously.
What happens if SecureCloud goes out of business
Even in the unlikely event SecureCloud closes, your data remains protected through several safeguards:
- Local backups and export options – You retain full control of your files. You can export all data at any time.
- Redundant storage – Files are stored on multiple servers, ensuring copies exist even if a single server fails.
- Service continuity plans – Customers are notified in advance with instructions for migrating data elsewhere.
Example: A small business using SecureCloud receives an export link for all its files, allowing them to move data to another provider or local storage without disruption.
Data ownership remains with you
With SecureCloud, you always own your files. The company cannot use, sell, or claim your data. You control access permissions, sharing, and deletion.
Example: A design studio shares client assets via SecureCloud. Even if SecureCloud were to shut down, the studio could download everything and move it to another platform.
Ownership ensures no surprises and complete control over sensitive business information.
Encryption and security
SecureCloud uses strong encryption (AES-256) for files at rest and TLS 1.3 for transfers. Only authorised users with proper credentials can access the content.
Example: A healthcare provider stores patient records with SecureCloud. Even if files are intercepted during upload, encryption prevents unauthorised access.
Encryption protects your files from hackers, internal misuse, and accidental exposure.
Regular updates and local support
SecureCloud provides continuous software updates and patches to maintain security. Local support teams are available to answer questions, resolve issues, and guide you through file management.
Example: A school IT manager contacts support about restoring a deleted folder. The team assists promptly, avoiding potential disruption to staff and students.
Local support ensures timely resolution and avoids the frustrations of international call centres.
Practical scenario
A Wellington law firm uses SecureCloud for all client files:
- Files are encrypted and stored locally in New Zealand
- Redundant backups protect against server failure
- Regular exports allow full control over data
- Permissions restrict access to authorised staff only
- Local support handles any technical issues
Even if the company were to close, the firm could retrieve all files safely and continue operations without data loss.
Benefits of trusting SecureCloud • Files remain in New Zealand under local privacy law • Strong encryption protects against unauthorised access • You retain full ownership of all files • Redundant storage ensures copies exist • Export options allow migration anytime • Local support and transparent policies
SecureCloud combines privacy, control, and reliability for both personal and business data.
Tips for added peace of mind • Keep regular local copies of critical files • Review access permissions periodically • Enable two-factor authentication • Schedule exports for long-term redundancy • Maintain clear folder organisation
These practices ensure you remain in control, even in unlikely scenarios.
Final thoughts
It’s natural to question the reliability of a cloud provider. SecureCloud offers transparency, local storage, encryption, and export options to protect your files.
Trust isn’t blind—SecureCloud gives you control, safeguards, and clear plans in place. Move your files today with confidence, knowing your data is secure, private, and accessible whenever you need it.