Nexsan introduces Unity Active Archive

Policy-based compliant archive tightly integrated with hyper-unified storage solution Unity.

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Nexsan has released Unity Active Archive and Desktop on Unity. Unity Active Archive integration allows Unity to automatically archive unstructured data with policy-based guidelines into this secure, hardened archive. Organisations can further protect their data, but make it easily accessible to their users with the current features including file sync and share, multi-site sync and secure remote access via mobile devices and the web all without the hassles of VPN.

“Since launching Unity in April 2016 we have continued to expand our product range. First we introduced Unity with n-Way Sync for multi-site synchronisation so offices could deliver even large files to other locations. Next we delivered file sync and share so users could securely access data from mobile devices and via web access without VPNs,” said Dr. Geoff Barrall, COO, Nexsan. “This latest integration along with desktop synchronisation delivers an industry revolutionary unified storage platform that meets many diverse data centre needs all in one product. With Unity Active Archive, there is a fully comprehensive set of data protection features ensuring organisations can not only safeguard the long-term retention of highly critical information, but protect against data loss from ransomware attacks. We are continuously working to deliver ground-breaking and innovative solutions that are designed to complement today’s modern workforce.”

As a compliant archive, Unity Active Archive provides a comprehensive data protection feature-set which ensures the availability and integrity of all files. Core to these features is Unity Active Archive’s digital file fingerprinting and self-healing integrity audits, which eliminate threats of data loss, tampering and corruption, including ransomware. The solution also offers the agility of the cloud with easy synchronisation and sharing features built into the solution, through the Unity software.

In addition to the launch of the Unity Active Archive, Nexsan will be providing Desktop on Unity with selective sync so users can choose the files they need to access when offline. This will be available through a Windows or Mac app, providing access to Unity for users who want the benefits of being able to work when they don’t have access to the internet. Once the device is back online, all files will be synchronised back to Unity. All of this comes at no additional fee, with data remaining under full control of corporate IT. All data is stored on premises and users will only be able to see items where they have permission. Desktop on Unity complements and rounds out the accessibility options Unity provides, including web access and both iOS and Android mobile apps.

Nexsan introduces Unity Active Archive

Policy-based compliant archive tightly integrated with hyper-unified storage solution Unity.

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