What Is A Network Attached Storage (NAS) System?

Have you heard your IT guy mention a NAS? Ever wondered what it is or if it could be useful for your company?

What’s a NAS? A Network Attached Storage system is an additional hub that includes extra hard drives, an Ethernet connection and an operating system. This device connects directly to your network and allows everyone in your office to share files, storage space and even peripherals from one location. In addition, NAS devices also offer users remote access and regularly scheduled back-up solutions.

Why do I need a NAS? Many businesses use NAS devices to keep costs down. They are significantly less expensive than traditional file servers, they offer better security, offer easy to use administrative tools and higher availability (less downtime).

A simple sharing solution. All in all, NAS devices offer a simplified solution for businesses to rely on for essential file sharing, access and security. If you are interested in learning more about a NAS for your business, give us a call today.


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