Nasuni Enterprise File Services Provide Integrated, Enterprise File Sync And Share Capability

Nasuni Corp. announced that secure and scalable enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) capabilities are included in its integrated file services solution, Nasuni File Services.

The released apps for iOS, Android, OS X and Windows are part of a complete suite of applications that give corporate users access to their files from any device or location. With terabyt-based pricing, customers can deploy these apps to an unlimited number of devices and desktops.

Powered by UniFS, the cloud-native file system, Nasuni File Services provide enterprise IT with a solution to the file capacity, access, management and data protection problems caused by the growth of enterprise file data. End users can access files from anywhere in the world via their desktop, laptop or mobile devices, and all data is automatically backed up as often as every five minutes. IT can manage all files, volumes and edge appliances from a single console, and all data is secured using encryption.

Unlike EFSS solutions that provide just in-cloud storage, only the customer controls the encryption keys; the company never has access to customer data. And customers get all of this functionality at a fraction of the cost of legacy systems.

Enterprise customers can securely share external links to files with people outside of the organization, all while IT retains full control over access, including the ability to audit and expire links. Plus, unlike stand-alone EFSS systems, Nasuni File Services do not create a parallel infrastructure that requires management. Instead, enterprise IT can manage all externally shared files firm within the Management Console. The Web portal, iOS and Android user interfaces have a consumer-focused design, and enterprise IT can rebrand the Web portal with their own organizational logos and color schemes.

Management Console

“We spent a great deal of time considering the design of the UI for our enterprise file sync and share Web portal, and for the iOS and Android apps,” said Andres Rodriguez, CEO, Nasuni. “Ultimately, we decided that the consumer-oriented EFSS companies have done it right, so we followed the model that they have set. The end result is EFSS functionality that meets the expectations end users have set based on their experiences as consumers, with the enterprise-grade security and unified management that IT requires.“

Large architectural firm shares files securely, on any device, with EFSS
Leo A. Daly, an architecture and engineering firm with projects in more than 87 countries, understands the challenges caused by data growth in the enterprise. The firm has a variety of projects being worked on from offices around the world, and needs to deliver fast, consistent access to the fileshare for a number of employees with no room for error. The company is using Nasuni File Services to store all primary storage and provide employees with fast access to files from anywhere, anytime.

“With Nasuni’s new EFSS capabilities, Nasuni has given us a better option for sharing files with our customers and partners,” said Stephen Held, CIO, Leo A Daly. “We can securely share files without the complexities of managing separate systems that create copies of our corporate files and spawn new version histories and audit trails. And with the ability to deploy to an unlimited number of devices, we can scale how we share and access files without increasing our costs“