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What is ANS Cyber Files?

ANS Cyber Files enables enterprise employees using any device – desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone – to securely access, sync and share corporate content while IT maintains control over security and compliance.
Content can be accessed from file servers, NAS, SharePoint, and personal devices, and shared with internal and external constituents, if allowed by the organization. It empowers IT to control the level of security needed and promote end user productivity anywhere, anytime, from any device.

What are the benefits of ANS Cyber Files?

ANS Cyber Files allows your organization to provide an on-premise, managed and secure access to your existing enterprise content, as well as an alternative to other public file syncing and sharing solutions.

Flexible Infrastructure

  • Server components can be installed on physical or virtual Windows Servers
  • Provides access to existing, on-premise file servers, NAS and SharePoint
  • Compatible with Office 365 SharePoint Online
  • Users’ synced files can be stored on file servers, NAS, or private Amazon S3 storage.

What are the most common ways to utilize ANS Cyber Files?

  • Accessing, viewing, and editing documents on any device
  • Proactively distributing files in a community of users or groups
  • Syncing files across all of a user’s devices
  • Sharing documents with colleagues, customers, and partners

Security

  • Active Directory Integration to authenticate and provision users
  • Encryption for data transfer and data at rest
  • Whitelists and blacklists to control whom users can share files with Policies regulate all file sharing features and prevent data leakage
  • Selective remote wipe of the ANS Cyber Files mobile app and data

Benefits include

  • Ease-of-use
  • Requires minimal end-user training
  • Simple for IT to install and get up and running

Management

  • Full logging, tracking and history of operations
  • Over-the-air configuration of features and policies
  • Simplified account creation through LDAP provisioning

FAQs

Cloud file storage lets you store files on remote infrastructure and access or share them through supported devices and applications. The best setup depends on the amount and type of data, number of users, access permissions, and retention needs.
Cloud storage is designed to keep files available for access and collaboration. Backup creates recoverable copies of data so you can restore it after accidental deletion, corruption, or other data loss. Storage alone should not be treated as a complete backup strategy.
Remote access is possible when the selected service supports it and users have the necessary permissions and internet access. Ask about supported devices, file-sharing controls, user management, and any access limitations.
Estimate your current data volume, monthly growth, number of users, file sizes, and how long older files must be retained. Also consider how frequently files change and how quickly you may need to restore them.
Backup is an important part of data protection, but it should be configured and tested properly. Review backup frequency, retention, access security, recovery time, and whether a separate copy is maintained to reduce the risk of losing both live data and backups.
Recovery depends on the service's backup schedule, retention period, and available restore features. Confirm how long deleted files are retained, how restoration requests are handled, and whether restore assistance has an additional charge.
Security depends on the service configuration and how accounts are managed. Use strong passwords and multi-factor authentication where available, restrict file access by role, review sharing links, and confirm the provider's encryption and data-handling practices.
List the data you need to protect, the required storage capacity, users and permissions, backup frequency, retention period, and recovery expectations. Share these details with Aalpha Net Solution to identify a suitable option.