Computer IT and ICT Equipment

Network backup solutions NAS — network attached storage providing shared, backed-up file storage on a local network, for offices, institutions and sites that need their data held and recoverable on their own premises.

The point of a NAS is that backup becomes automatic rather than something somebody remembers to do. The configuration decision is the RAID level, which trades usable capacity against how many disks can fail without losing data, and the thing most buyers get wrong is treating RAID as a backup: it protects against a disk failing, not against fire, theft or deletion, so an off-site copy is still needed. Contact us with your capacity and user count for a specification.