Ransomware attacks have increased over the years in frequency and severity, putting organizations at massive risk. Don’t pay to recover your data. Protect your systems with a complete backup strategy and recover data quickly in the event of an infection or malicious deletion.
Backups are your organization’s last line of defense against data loss when disaster strikes. With regular backups, restore affected systems from previous backups and recover quickly with these steps:
Consider computers, servers, VMs, and cloud services.
Set up automatic, point-in-time backups.
Monitor regularly and isolate compromised systems.
Recover from your most recent backup prior to the incident.
Consolidate backups from fleets of workstations, servers, virtual machines, and cloud services like Microsoft 365 with built-in, robust backup features on Synology NAS.
Schedule backups to run according to a schedule or according to triggers so no data is left behind.
Keep backup versions from months or years ago and flexibly restore to a point before the disaster.
Single file or instant recovery options let your organization get back to work quickly.
Maximize uptime for critical data or systems with flexible tools to restore your backups from a NAS device or offsite location.
Keep critical business operations going; run virtual infrastructures on replacement hardware without waiting for a full transfer of backup images.
In case your primary backup and endpoint devices are compromised, add another layer of backups with Synology’s built-in tools.
Archive data to another Synology server at a secondary location. Learn more
Back up to any major cloud storage provider including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, S3-compatible services, and Synology C2 Storage. Learn more
Copy data from your Synology NAS to an external storage device. Learn more
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