Best Practices to Keep Your NAS Secure

In this workshop, we discuss how you can best configure your NAS and utilize QNAP security features to mitigate cyber threats and create a plan for data recovery in the event of a security breach.
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[@fengtang9139]

Thanks for sharing and the work you guys put in making these videos. I wish you guys could have better audio quality...this one sounds like I am listening to someone who has bad phone signals on a conference call for 2 hours...

[@comraede]

Informative talk, thanks.
Would advise in the future to by default mute everyone, let people ask questions in a q&a tab and go over the popular ones at the end of the talk. Also security through obfuscation, like changing your port numbers, is a myth.
This will not improve your security, but can give you a dangerous sense of false security.

[@davebing11]

Hard coded backdoors in your product?? should get you banned for life.

[@comraede]

@@davebing11 What are you talking about, Dave?

[@davebing11]

excellent hardware. very poor software..

[@DontTrustTechFirms]

Here is an idea, get out of the software business and build units for UNRAID.

[@mehoolshah]

What a dud this chap is! My brain started reeling after watching this video! QNAP should take this off and create another one that covers all of these topics but isn't a live recording. Obviously, neither of the presenters are adept at this. Especially the main presenter didn't have his thoughts coordinated - his brain was much slower than his mouth and he kept fumbling, retracing back on what he just said, started saying something then went back, rephrased, rephrased again.....by the time he got to the point, he had fumbled so many times, I just kept losing track. Not one single sentence was said straight without errors! OMG. And yes, the other guy speaks the questions from Q&A so ever softly, that only the main one can hear and then he just starts off addressing the question. How is the listener/audience supposed to know what the original question was? Very unprofessional and not any good for the customers who are trying to follow along.😡