Google Drive vs Vitrium Security Comparison

Security, security, security, ease of deployment across multiple devices and users, remote and offline access

There are no cons that I could identify.

Being able to share files in gool drive give me toy

Security Risks. Despite its multiple security systems, the service is not 100% hack-proof. ...

Free storage: A substantial quantity of free storage space is available with Google Drive.

Risks to Security The service isn't completely impervious to hackers even with its many security measures.

Google Drive is one of the best cloud storage providers. It offers integration with Google Docs and Google Sheets which is one of the best things it has, including with a lot of third-party apps. Also, the collaboration option is one of the most important tools, and that helps our Company with the day to day work.

Here I would mention only the file sharing security, maybe it has to have stronger security option.

I am trusting everytime Google products.So drive ! U can easy use and drive it to do this soft ! U cant loss any file! So i really like it.

Trustable software.Under the Google Security.

Free to use, reasonable functionality, ease of sharing

Limited functionality, unknown security protection

It has Google Docs integration and many Third Party Apps which are easily accessible, thus saving you time and money.

Security is a nagging factor as the file sharing security is weak. A private encryption option would be useful.

Drive is the good platform to store your data. It allows you store upto 15 gb. However you can increase it by purchasing the space.

Security needs to be increase. An unauthorized person can interfere with your data. Security for drive need to be increase.

The ability to create, save, share and access with ease.

Security and privacy could be improved.

Easy to use and sharing of documents

Better security for large scale distribution

I like the ease of use of this program when I need something I’m able to look it up on Google to see how to use it in the correct way it’s like having your own personal secretary giving you the information you need

The file size limits and the security risks even though they were lots of security systems of multi levels in it

The Google Drive has helped me store important presentation files into the cloud and use them later on a different computer when it was time for presentation time.

Security is something Google focuses on, however, people still have concerns about security breaches and the chance data can be snooped.

It is very secure and I can access my documents from all my devices , anytime, on or offline.

The security can get aggregating sometimes.

good idea from google. i'm using the free 15GB and I have more space left for other files.

strong security for my confidential files

Google Drive is easy to use and one of the cloud collaboration tools I use on a daily basis.

Limited security features and backup options.

Ease of setup; good security for one use; cant speak for multiple users requiring security

It doesnt present itself as a tool that will provide security for multiple users

The ease of use, the ease of functionality. Not knowing how or what to expect from a cloud based storage. Google takes the time to explain and walk you through the process. The ability to access your files and data from anywhere on various devices is optimum.

Sometimes I get worried about the security. I wish there were 2 part security. ie: login from unkn device- use passcode

Google drive is simple, straight-forward, and easy to use. It's well supported and available for free.

Security model is weak. We do not use this software in our business. I use for personal only due to the security.

Easy to use storage app. One of the best products from Google. It is easy to share and transfer files. One of the mostly used and best cloud storage service.

Security and privacy features can be improved.

It's data collaboration and it's connectivity.

It's security system and it's data management.

very good data backup you can access my backups anywhere

drive app, I have concerns about security.

I've used Google Drive for years. I used it throughout college and as a professional in the field. It has been consistent and safe way to make sure I don't lose my documents and media (Yes, I have had two computers crash on me and lost everything before). This past year, however, I have used it even more at my school, as I have my documents for students and the documents/slides that we used in our district. It has a lot more features than I knew of. I enjoy being able to collaborate across our district with others during e-learning (since we cannot meet in large groups like we did in the past). We have been sharing so many wonderful things with one another.

I would say security. I think when you compare it to its competitor, the security is not as good and could be improved.

Drive gives you 15GB for free accounts and allows flexible amounts of storage per pricing. They also offer discounts. You can also share the storage space with family members.

The syncing and security features are lacking.

The free space provided is more than enough for a personal use, it is also secure in comparison with other solutions.

Security and sharing options could be improved.

-Integration with everything Google -15GB free storage -can be used on mobile

-weak file security -no private encryption option

Converts most document formats to a Secured PDF and a Secured Browser-viewable webpage. Versioning keeps everyone updated. Access controls are granular enough to control almost all end users interactions. Users management is simple. Cost is one of the best for a Entreprise class solution

Full Audit trail is missing, Multi Factor authentication is missing

Hi Federico, thank you for your review! We're very happy to know you've been using our granular DRM features and have been staying in control of your content as a result. October 2022 update: We know we've informed you about the new multi-factor authentication feature available in our software (released earlier this year), but we want to thank you for providing this feedback. It's because of comments like this that we strive to make our product better every day! Please let us know if you have questions regarding this feature, or refer to our blog for a brief overview and instructions on how to use www.vitrium.com/blog/what-is-two-factor-authentication-2fa-why-do-you-need-it

It is easy to use and does the job it needs to do.

I would like to see more features such as a secure way to put digital files on a thumb-drive or flash card. Also, I would suggest the following for files viewed online to make it function more inline with how adobe acrobat functions. - Add a toolbar button to show one page at a time and allow users to use PgUp/PgDown to flip (no scrolling) to the previous/next page. And make this compatible with a remote. - Add a toolbar button for true full screen mode where even the annotation tools are hidden from view.

Thanks, Ryan for your detailed review. The option to download a protected PDF file and store or distribute them on thumb-drives or flash cards exists for years now. The issue is that your system is configured to use True SSO which requires your users first authenticate against your back-end. If you need to distribute files and have those users manually login to receive the secured content, then you...

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