Data Deposit Box Plans Backup for Synology and Qnap NAS

Tim Jewell, CEO and founder, Data Deposit Box, Inc. announced plans for rolling out NAS/cloud hybrid software for SMB backup.

Starting with integration for two of the of the local storage appliance makers, the plans answer MSP demand for hybrid data options as well as automated, end-to-end, mobile and white label cloud backup solutions.

Driven by announcements like Canada’s Communications Security Establishment (CSE) saying it is helping companies protect their computers and networks from malicious attacks, the firm is similarly helping “companies and organizations defend their computers and networks… given the widening range of digital threats.“ ⁽¹⁾

Starting with NAS integration software for Synology, Inc. and Qnap Systems, Inc. – two firms in the SMB NAS marketplace – the company plans to build a NAS-independent platform which ultimately allows MSPs to offer their clients a hybrid solution with the firm’s cloud data services together with the local storage appliance make of their choice.

“Increasingly, our MSP partners and prospects are asking us for hybrid solutions to get the best of both worlds for their SMB clients,” explained Jewell. “These clients have more end points than ever, and are more aware and afraid than ever of critical data loss. They want speed as well as peace of mind, using their arm’s-reach local appliance tied to seamlessly to our military-grade encrypted, remotely managed cloud backup.“

The planned hybrid solution is designed for white labeling by MSPs who want to grow their SMB segment, allowing simple 24/7 management anywhere, using any browser. It also includes LiveLink – a mobile feature that gives end users mobile remote data access.

“Everything we do is about growing MSPs’ SMB business with cheaper, better and faster backup answers,” says Colman O’Brien, business development, Data Deposit Box. “We look forward to speaking with MSPs, re-sellers and VARs at the next ChannelPro SMB Forum in New Jersey on November 3, 2017 to talk about our new hybrid as well as mobile offerings.“

⁽¹⁾ Source: Matthew Braga – CBC News. @matthewbraga CBC News: Technology & Science Article: Canada’s ‘super secret spy agency’ is releasing a malware-fighting tool to the public.