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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 27285, member: 2262"] QNAP Systems just released a fresh update to their Cloud NAS software called QuTScloud c5.2. The big news? A brand new Security Center that keeps an eye on your files and fights back against ransomware attacks. They've also made everything run smoother and easier to manage for everyday users. You can set up this Cloud NAS by installing QuTScloud on virtual machines, letting you run it on public clouds or any virtualization setup your company uses. The cost starts at just $4.99 each month, making it easy for businesses to control their spending. The new c5.2 version brings several cool improvements. It supports OpenSSL LTS 3.0.9 for better security when sending data over networks. The Security Center doesn't just sit around waiting for problems - it actively watches file activities and jumps into action if anything looks suspicious, either backing up your data or blocking the threat. They've added something called Kernel Mode SMB Daemon technology that makes file transfers much faster than before. You can also back up all your system settings and then choose exactly which parts to restore later. Another handy addition lets you save a list of all your installed apps to myQNAPcloud. This becomes super useful when you need to set up a new Cloud NAS or manage multiple systems - you won't waste time remembering and reinstalling everything manually. The login process works better for companies using Active Directory - domain users simply enter their regular credentials without adding domain names. QuTScloud feels just like using a physical QNAP NAS device, offering the same interface and features users already know. The built-in App Center expands what your Cloud NAS can do with lots of free and paid applications. You'll find support for all the standard file-sharing systems like SMB, NFS, AFP, and iSCSI. Need access to data stored in other clouds? QuTScloud lets you connect those services directly. Protecting your information becomes easier with snapshots and versioning features that help recover from mistakes or failures. Finding files happens instantly with the Qsirch search tool, and photo management becomes almost magical thanks to QuMagie - an AI system that automatically organizes and categorizes your images. [/QUOTE]

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