Tactical Genius,

We here at Outcloud Systems, Inc take security and privacy very seriously. Our first project MyCaseViewer had to meet stringent security requirements to meet federal, state and local laws regarding security.

DDoS attacks basically try to overload their targets with traffic. Cloud Data Centers have huge vulnerability signatures because of their centralization and shear enormity.
They are huge targets. The goal is not to even be a target firstly. Decentralization of everything within our service as much as possible is our goal. Eventually including our website which we will also blockchain host. We will be "there" yet not "there" enough to be a target! How can you be a target when you are dispersed among millions of points and only come together on people's devices or desktops? Yet, we still will use all the security precautions that are expected for this type of operation and then some! Client side encryption, highest bit https, and two factor authentication.

There are also some security functions built into the system such as being able to change or delete files already sent (if not downloaded by receiver -but this may be something to look at too!), files sent remain on the system for a a limited time and then are deleted, our password access feature to files, nothing to download,  and finally the utility of our coin that will also have a security features within it as well.

We want all of our clients to know that there is a paradigm shift in security and privacy with blockchain technology and we will be on the forefront of it.

Thanks,
Robert