Prevent security risks
Prevention is your first line of defense against security breaches. Your NAS can be protected with intelligent solutions to stop attacks on your system and unauthorized user access.
System-level prevention
Create firewall rules, automatically block IP addresses with too many failed login attempts, and enable Account Protection to reduce the threat of brute-force attacks from untrusted clients.
User-level prevention
Add an extra layer of security if your credentials are leaked. Secure SignIn offers secure multi-factor authentication methods or convenient passwordless options. User-level permission settings can be applied to restrict access to files and features on a per folder or application basis.
Federal encryption standards
Synology DSM has been thoroughly tested and certified with FIPS 140 for cryptographic modules, as well as OpenChain 2.0 and 2.1 for open source compliance. Industry-standard AES-256 encryption is also used to keep your files secure.
Security Advisor
Minimize security risks by implementing recommended changes delivered by Synology Security Advisor based on routine scans for malware, vulnerable configurations and abnormal login activities.
Simple setup
Select predefined security baselines or customize essential security checks that identify configuration issues and cyber threats.
Routine scans
Set a scan schedule to ensure system integrity when files are modified and identify out-of-date packages that need updating.
Login analysis
Get alerted of suspicious login attempts to help you pinpoint and react against malicious third-party activity and brute-force attacks.
Beat the security bugs
Your security is our priority. We work with and reward security researchers who highlight newly discovered vulnerabilities through the Bounty Program. The Synology Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) will investigate and publicly report these while you can feel assured that your NAS will receive firmware and software updates for up to five years.
Proactive recovery methods
There are multiple ways to recover your data if you are affected by threats like encryption-based ransomware or physical damage to hardware.
Back up externally
Bolster your security strategy with another layer of protection by backing up a copy of your NAS data to an off-site NAS or external device using Synology's Hyper Backup, Snapshot Replication, and USB Copy. Multi-version backups can be set up, offering more recovery points, greater data consistency, and restore efficiency.
Back up to the cloud
Store backups of your files to C2 Storage for Hyper Backup to complete your protection plan and ensure your data is accessible even if local copies are compromised.
Back up your computer to your NAS
Synology Drive Client enables you to back up files and folders from your PC to your NAS, while Active Backup for Business provides advanced protection for various physical and virtual environments.
