NAS servers

NAS servers for businesses: centralised, secure storage

A NAS server (Network Attached Storage) is a network-connected storage device that lets you store, manage and share all your company's files from a single point. In one unit, you can consolidate working documents, backups, images and other data from multiple computers and mobile devices.

By deploying NAS servers in your business, you create an organised space accessible from PCs, laptops, smartphones and tablets — whether in the office or remotely.

NAS servers for SMEs

NAS servers are an ideal solution for SMEs that need a centralised, reliable file system without investing in complex traditional server infrastructure.

• Compact footprint: a NAS can be installed in virtually any space, with no need for a dedicated server room.
• Simple setup: just a network connection and power supply are all it takes to get up and running — no specialist cabling or building work required.

We work with leading brands such as QNAP and Synology, selected according to each business's specific needs. To get the most out of your NAS, it's important to start with a well-structured IT network.

Benefits of a NAS server

Capabilities close to a traditional server

A modern NAS server offers most of the functionality of a classic server:

• File sharing by department or user.
• User creation and access permission management.
• Applications for synchronisation and backup.
• Secure remote access to company data.

All through a straightforward interface designed for users with no technical background.

Lower cost

The purchase price of a NAS is a fraction of the cost of a dedicated server. Add to that further savings:

• Lower energy consumption.
• Reduced maintenance requirements.
• Faster return on investment, especially for small and medium-sized businesses.

Easy management

A NAS can be managed locally or remotely through an intuitive web interface. If you prefer, our team handles all configuration, monitoring and maintenance on your behalf.

Data security and backup on the NAS

Disk protection with RAID

Our NAS servers typically use RAID1 (disk mirroring). In practice, this means:

• Data is written to two disks simultaneously.
• If one disk fails, simply replace it — no data is lost.

Secure remote access

In addition to access over the internal network, the NAS enables secure remote access from any computer or mobile device. This makes it a great fit for remote teams or employees working on the go.

Automatic backup of all computers

It's possible to set up automatic backups of all company computers to the NAS. A small application is installed on each PC, laptop or mobile device, compatible with Windows, macOS (