The 10 best Security Tools in 2026

oleksandr-buratynskyi

Excited about how it look and feels. Can you elaborate more in your future plans?

dmytro-koziatynskyi

I like the idea around interactivity, might be pretty useful in terms of learning process

yanis.ghidouche-259c

Datashelter nailed the part most teams neglect: a recovery plan that actually works. Smooth setup across our Linux servers, a clean dashboard to monitor backup health, and full CLI orchestration for files and databases. Client-side encryption + immutable storage make the security stance rock solid. A no-brainer for sysadmins who'd rather not learn the hard way.

Mikaelj

Datashelter makes Linux server backups feel much less intimidating. I like how quickly you can get everything set up without dealing with unnecessary complexity. The workflow is straightforward, and having reliable backups gives extra peace of mind when managing production servers.

stéphane-etjemesian

MIA helped us having a clear view of the state of the services we subscribed. We reduced our costs by 30% thanks to cost analysis. Also our IT team gained lot of time using bulk functions.

Clement31

Great product, MIA helped us ban a large number of orphan / dormant account that were posing a threat to our data security. Thks to this amazing team.

omribenshoham

This is a game-changer for anyone who needs QR codes without the privacy concerns. I've been using it for client projects and the custom branding feature actually makes a difference - you can match brand colors and styles. The fact that it runs entirely locally means no data tracking, which clients appreciate when reviewing their campaigns.

zain-sheikh

Love that it runs entirely in the browser with no signup, so the QR data never leaves the device, and the custom branding is a great touch. Any plans for batch QR generation?