QNAP has announced the launch of QuTScloud c5.2, the latest version of its Cloud NAS operating system, designed to enhance security and optimize data management. This update introduces key features such as the Security Center, a proactive application to protect files against ransomware, and enhancements to simplify administration and the user experience.
QuTScloud c5.2 highlights
- Security Center: This new tool monitors file activity in real time to detect suspicious behavior. In the event of a threat, it automatically activates measures such as backup or blocking, reducing the risks associated with cyberattacks or accidental data loss.
- Optimized performance:
- Integration of OpenSSL LTS 3.0.9 to secure network communications.
- Kernel Mode SMB Daemon technology to accelerate SMB transfers.
- Simplified management:
- Flexible backup/restore of system parameters, enabling partial or complete recovery.
- List of installed applications saved on myQNAPcloud for easy migration and cross-platform management.
- Easy connection to Active Directory (AD) domains.
- Intuitive user experience: QuTScloud offers an interface close to that of a physical QNAP NAS, with access to an App Center rich in free and premium applications.
Additional features
- Support for standard protocols (CIFS/SMB, NFS, AFP, iSCSI).
- Centralized data management by mounting other cloud storages.
- Advanced backup with snapshots and versioning.
- Quick search with Qsirch and intelligent photo management via QuMagie.
Accessibility and business model
QuTScloud c5.2 is available on a subscription basis from $4.99 per month, offering a flexible, cost-effective solution for businesses wishing to deploy cloud NAS on public platforms or in virtualized environments.
With this update, QNAP continues to position QuTScloud as an innovative and secure solution to meet growing cloud storage and data management needs.