Blog, case studies, and FAQs about The Cloudlocker Platform + Legacy Email Archiving

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The Cloudlocker Blog

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Learn how Cloudlocker fills the Microsoft 365 journaling gap with independent, volume-priced archiving and seamless Purview eDiscovery integration.
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Discover how Cloudlocker partnered with Bluesource for a legacy archive migration under strict regulatory compliance.
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Discover the latest 2026 Cloudlocker update. Explore new smarter archiving features, including PST exports, custom user controls, and an AI help assistant.

FAQs

Cloudlocker uses our own data ingestion solution to securely stream data from your source location directly into cloudlocker over HTTPS. Our migration software can be hosted on small-footprint virtual servers within your corporate network.

Customers can easily export directly from the Cloudlocker user interface. For extensive exports, the Cloudlocker team can prepare and make the export available on a secured Azure Storage blob.

Cloudlocker can scan for any messages containing sensitive information and add necessary metadata.  Legal teams and reviewers can easily locate any messages containing financial and bank information, health or medical related content, usernames and passwords, or other identifiers.

Short answer? Very. The cloudlocker system is user-friendly and intuitive. Most clients only need a 30-minute screenshare with our team to review the program.

Cloudlocker leverages Microsoft Azure’s services with security at the top of mind. Our security practices include restrictions based on IP address, automatic session time-outs, least-privilege access policies, multi-factor and two-level authentication, and the use of TLS for all data in transit. Cloudlocker is ISO27001 certified, the global standard for information security management systems.  

Download our security overview.

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