Data loss is a real danger, no matter what storage device you use. Important files – such as your business files or critical work documents – need a strong backup strategy to avoid unexpected hardware failure, natural disasters, or simple accidental deletion. Otherwise, business continuity and regulation compliance are at risk.
This whitepaper explores how integrating Synology’s Btrfs file system and snapshot technology for shared folders on Synology NAS lets IT administrators protect their data, forming a resolute data protection strategy.
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