DATA STORAGE expert Synology, last week participated in PhilSec 2024, a leading Philippine cybersecurity event. The company highlighted its latest advancements in security-centric data protection and hybrid cloud solutions to address the growing cybersecurity concerns of businesses.
Thachawan Chinchanakarn, Regional Sales Manager of Synology, emphasized the critical importance of robust cybersecurity measures in the face of evolving digital threats.
Synology’s solutions aim to provide comprehensive data protection, ensuring businesses can safeguard their critical information.
The company’s data protection solutions incorporate advanced encryption, multi-factor authentication, real-time monitoring, and guaranteed recoverability. These features are designed to fortify businesses against ransomware, data breaches, and other cyber threats.
Synology also showcased its hybrid cloud solutions, which allow businesses to integrate on-premises storage with cloud services for greater flexibility, scalability, and disaster recovery capabilities. This approach offers a balanced combination of control and security from on-premises storage with the agility and accessibility of cloud-based solutions.
During a keynote session at PhilSec, Philippines Country Manager of Synology, Claire Huang, delved into the complexities of data protection in the era of digital disruption. She highlighted Synology’s license-free Active Backup for Business package, which offers comprehensive protection for computers, virtual machines, SaaS accounts, and servers within an organization.
Synology’s C2 cloud services, including C2 Object Storage and C2 Identity, were also presented as practical solutions for businesses seeking to migrate to the cloud while maintaining strict data protection standards. These services align with industry-specific needs and ensure regulatory compliance.
By integrating Synology’s on-premises and native cloud solutions, businesses can effectively implement the 3-2-1 backup principle, a well-established strategy for data protection and recovery. This approach involves having three copies of data, stored on two different media, with one copy stored off-site, ensuring robust resilience against disasters and cyberattacks.
