Synology 2-Bay NAS DS223 (Diskless)

 

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         NAS Explained: What Is Synology For?

Businesses that have a network-attached storage (NAS) have greater flexibility with storing their data, but there are times where the needs of the business may fast outstrip the capabilities of their current setup. While the answer may be as simple as adding more disks to the bays of your NAS system, there is the risk of wasting space and slowing down performance. This is where Synology NAS servers can help.

So what exactly is Synology for? Synology NAS Servers are a specific type of NAS setup where the RAID system (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) uses drives of different storage capacities more efficiently. This makes Synology NAS servers a necessity for businesses that want to maximize their existing storage space while improving their fail-safe against drive failure and system slowdown.

 

Brand	Synology
Color	Black
Size	DS223
Compatible Devices	Laptop, Smart Phone, Server, Desktop
Item Weight	1280 Grams				Online Discount Prize

 

                  About this item

• Centralized Data Storage - Consolidate your data with 100% data ownership and multi-platform access
• Easy Sharing & Syncing - Share files and media in a breeze, and keep clients and collaborators on the same page
• Simple Data Protection - Back up your media library or business document repository to a variety of destinations
• Intelligent Surveillance - Protect what matters by keeping an eye on your home with flexible monitoring tools
• 2-year warranty
• Check Synology knowledge center or YouTube channel for help on product setup and additional information
• Check the product specification page for the software or application you want to use
• SATA device only

Product Description

Designed with both leisure and work in mind, the entry-level 2-bay DS223 has all the tools you need to create an intuitive and secure platform to centralize, organize, and share your data. Leverage the license-free, built-in solutions available in Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) to create your own private cloud, access files from any device, and work efficiently on business projects with clients and collaborators.

 

Private cloud storage device

Designed with both leisure and work in mind, the entry-level 2-bay DS223 has all the tools you need to create an intuitive and secure platform to centralize, organize, and securely share your data. Leverage the license-free, built-in solutions available in Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) to create your own private cloud, access files from any device, and work efficiently on business projects with clients and collaborators. 

 

A Synology NAS is one of the most secure and cost-efficient ways to store data. Our suite of data management and backup applications gives you control and complete ownership over the way you manage data without incurring costly recurring fees.

How educational institutions can protect SaaS data with a BaaS solution

With the emergence of Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, education has evolved to include online learning, leading to a rising demand for efficient data management. SaaS services are often used for storing educational data from various platforms and institutes to meet changing IT requirements.

Microsoft 365 services now provide students and faculty members with the tools they need to collaborate seamlessly as well as safeguard and access their data quickly. Yet, their SaaS data may be not as safe as they think. Schools may have to deal with hackers that impersonate cloud service providers that want to access login credentials illegally, which could lead to compromised accounts, ransomware attacks, or even data loss.

In addition to external threats, humans may be prone to making simple mistakes that could lead to data loss. To ensure that SaaS data is stored safely, it needs to be backed up with a reliable Backup as a Service (BaaS) solution.

Should I be concerned about storing data in the cloud?

Since many educational institutes are now moving towards implementing SaaS services, there has been a growing volume of educational content online. With student data and lesson plans all being stored in the cloud, this comes with its own set of challenges.

SaaS services abide by the Shared Responsibility Model which states that SaaS service providers are only responsible for operating and managing the infrastructure used to run the SaaS service. This means that users are responsible for safeguarding their data by using a reliable backup service to back up their data.

Due to poor data management practices, many schools and universities may implement backup policies that could put their data at risk.

What are the benefits of using a BaaS solution to back up data?

BaaS solutions come with many benefits, most notably cloud scalability. With a Backup as a Service solution, educational institutes can scale their resources on demand and securely store their data off-site in the cloud, without worrying about increasing costs as their data needs change.

Schools and universities can adjust their IT resources without needing to deploy new devices or additional personnel when looking to grow their storage, making it an ideal solution for educational institutes on a budget.

BaaS solutions come with a low upfront cost and require zero hardware maintenance, unlike in-house IT infrastructure which comes with additional expenses for maintenance.

As data is backed up directly from one cloud to another, educational institutes won’t need to use internal network resources to back up data anymore, reducing network latency and bottlenecks.

At the same time, BaaS solutions use advanced encrypted methods to ensure that data is encrypted during transit and at rest. To reduce the risk of ransomware, only permitted users will be able to access data with the help of private keys.

 

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