For all its benefits, centralized backup servers work best on LANs, rather than over the Internet. In between then and now, corporate IT departments have tried centralized server backup, with varying levels of success. In the beginning, all we had was local backup: First copying files to removable media like floppy disks and CDs in the 1980s, then copying your files over to a hard drive or tape drive in the 1990s-early 2000s. If you find yourself in an area that doesn't have fast, secure Internet (no broadband) or if you feel that you just don't have the time to backup your system over the Internet due to the sheer number of files you have to keep, then IDrive Express gives you a secure way to send your files to a cloud-based backup. IDrive has both local backup versions and cloud-based backup, but IDrive Express is a service that merges the two. File names and folder structure are still exposed.

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