Reevert V1.8.0 Firmware Update

Reevert Software, LLC has launched their latest firmware update, Reevert version 1.8.0.

This is the first major update in a while, and introduces improvements that make the service more secure and easy to use than ever before.

New in Reevert Version 1.8.0:
The firmware update has introduced some major changes to Reevert, assisting their SMB customers to better protect their data against ransomware attacks and other risks.

Changes introduced in version 1.8.0 include:

rdesigned admin panel interface. Solution’s admin panel interface has undergone a total overhaul. The web-based interface has been redesigned to provide a better user experience that’s more intuitive and easier for users to master. They have also improved support for use on smartphones, tablets, and other devices with small screens.
Improvements to the ‘Sync Remote Shares’ feature. It allows the platform to function as a backup appliance. It supports file syncing using Robocopy or Rsync. Robocopy allows Reevert to preserve NTFS file ownership and security attributes. Sync remote shares is also now able to support existing destination shares.
Credential manager. Credential Manager is a central repository of network credentials. This module enables Sync Remote Shares to support multi-domain environments and also enables the network discovery system to be able to utilize multiple credentials.
Core and helper component updates. Multiple core and helper components of firm’s firmware have been updated, fixed, or improved, enhancing company’s solution performance and reliability.

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Protecting SMBs against ransomware attacks
The solution is a data and backup storage solution designed to provide protection against ransomware attacks, one of an serious contemporary security threats to small and mid-sized businesses. This virtual storage appliance uses Amazon S3 based cloud backup capabilities to provide secure off-site backups. With hourly backups, it keeps important information stored in a safe location, so that it can be restored in the wake of a ransomware attack or another disaster that wipes out locally stored data.

The central web-based dashboard, recently redesigned for better usability, provides users with information about the firm’s appliance’s performance, drawing the user’s attention to relevant information, ‘Shares’ are network folders where users can store their files securely, and the solution takes automatic hourly ‘snapshots’ to keep the data up to date. If there’s a data breach or another problem, users can revert files to any previous snapshot.