What is Secure Store?
A self-hosted backup platform: Linux rubixd plus outbound Windows and Linux agents. Block-efficient chunk backup into AES-256-GCM encrypted safes, with optional E2E mode so the server does not hold plaintext or keys.
What IT and MSP buyers ask before they install rubixd.
A self-hosted backup platform: Linux rubixd plus outbound Windows and Linux agents. Block-efficient chunk backup into AES-256-GCM encrypted safes, with optional E2E mode so the server does not hold plaintext or keys.
No. You run rubixd on infrastructure you control. Agents dial out to your server.
Windows: VSS volumes. Linux: file trees. We do not claim Linux LVM block-volume backup, and we do not claim Microsoft 365 backup.
In E2E mode, no — rubixd holds ciphertext without the keys. Without E2E, encrypted-at-rest safes still protect disks; key custody follows your deployment choices. See the Security page for the full model.
No. Do not plan on peer replication as a finished feature from this marketing site.
On the Rubix Hub when catalog plans are published. This site does not invent list prices. See the Pricing page for soft pricing, or contact sales.
Secure Store downloads are not open yet. Join the waitlist on the Get started page and we will notify you when packages are ready.