In the year 2023, it appears that ransomware continues to persist as a significant threat. Such attacks have been observed to cause widespread disruptions across the country. This has lead to the closure of educational institutions, affecting healthcare facilities, and even impeding the operations of government agencies.
Organizations are recognizing the detrimental consequences of such attacks, and acknowledging the gravity of the potential compromise. However, only now are consumers beginning to comprehend the far-reaching implications of these incidents, which extend beyond the corporate realm. “There’s this awful downward spiral of societal harm that happens from ransomware,” said Megan Stifel, co-chair of the ransomware task force and an executive director at the Global Cyber Alliance.
To mitigate the risk of data and technology loss, consumers are increasingly opting for Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices as a means of added protection. A NAS device is a storage device that connects to a network and offers file access services to clients. By utilizing a NAS, individuals can store all their files in a centralized location and access them from any point on their network, thereby facilitating seamless file sharing and backup.
A NAS can help protect your data from loss due to ransomware, hardware failure or other disasters. Many NAS devices support RAID configurations, which can help protect your data even if one or more hard drives fail.
Synology provides consumers with that Additional Home Protection plus more
Looking to provide consumers with protection, Synology released its easy to use DS224+ NAS. The DS224+ is designed to be a versatile edge deployment solution for small to moderate-sized teams and is perfect for home. The DS224+ offers a one drive of data redundancy in a RAID configuration or two drive bays for storage. From system-to-system syncing solutions, to hybrid storage and public cloud services, the DS224+ enables multi-site data synchronization using a variety of methods that support diverse, global deployments.
This NAS is powered by an Intel Celeron J4125 4-core cpu and can mave a maximum memory capacity of 6 GB. Easily accessible at home or securely accessible online, this NAS provides consumers that private cloud experience for data sharing and much more.
- Manage all your documents, images, and other files, back up applications and devices, and protect your property with professional video surveillance.
- Store, sync, access, and share data from any device, wherever you are.
Work together seamlessly across different platforms, accessing files through mobile apps, desktop clients, or a browser-based interface. - Quickly and easily roll back files in case of unwanted deletion or modification thanks to smart versioning.
The DS224+ is faster at indexing files in Synology Drive and Synology Photos and more capable of running demanding web applications compared to previous-generation systems.
Consolidate and automate backup tasks for workstations, file servers, VMs, SaaS applications, and more with Active Backup Suite. Administer device backups remotely through a centralized portal and quickly restore specific files or entire devices to keep your business up and running. Take advantage of built-in remote backup solutions designed to protect your data with seamless 3-2-1 backup configurations.
Features and Specs
- Dimensions: 165 mm x 108 mm x 232.2 mm
- Weight: 1.30 kg
- CPU: Intel Celeron J4125
- CPU Frequency: 4-core 2.0 (base) / 2.7 (burst) GHz
- System Memory: 2 GB DDR4 non-ECC
- Total Memory Slots: 1
- Maximum Memory Capacity 6 GB (2 GB + 4 GB)
- Drive Bays: 2
- Compatible Drive Types: 3.5″ SATA HDD; 2.5″ SATA SSD
- External Ports: 2x RJ-45 1GbE LAN Port; 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Port
- Maximum Single Volume Size: 108 TB
- File Protocol: SMB/AFP/NFS/FTP/WebDAV
- Maximum Local User Accounts: 2,048
- Maximum Local Groups: 256
- Maximum Shared Folder: 256
- Connectivity: 2xRJ45 (throughput for each 1Gb); Two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports
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