Asustore once again confirms its commitment to security with the introduction of WORM technology on its NAS
Introduced with ADM 4.2.6the latest version of the NAS operating system ASUSTOR, technology WORM (Write Once, Read Many) can be applied to shared folders, ensuring particularly important data is protected further level Of protection. In fact, through WORM shared folders, it is possible to prevent the partial or complete modification of files and data in a given period of time, in compliance with requirements and regulations on document conservation, but also to guarantee that data and assets of particular value are adequately protected from unauthorized tampering and from ransomware attacks. At the moment a shared folder WORM is set in the “compliance methods“, the files present in that specific folder can no longer be modified or deleted within the defined retention period, resulting, therefore, impossible for anyone delete that folder and the volume it is located in, but also reset the NAS to return it to factory settings.
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The “compliance methods” WORM is ideal for companies that operate in sectors in which it is mandatory the immutable storage of the data and in all those situations in which it is appropriate to have backup copies of data that cannot be modified,
deleted or altered by anyone in any way. Furthermore, the ADM 4.2.6 operating system also sees the introduction of the “risk list”, a new feature that takes care of recording the IP addresses from which the requests come from connection al NAS, compare them with those present in the database AbuseIPDB and then filter the suspicious IPs, denying them any possibility of connection with the device.
The series of NAS ASUSTOR capable of supporting the technology WORM sono le seguenti: Nimbustor, Nimbustor Gen2, Lockerstor, Lockerstor Gen2, Lockerstor Pro e Flashstor.
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