Nyriad and RackTop Systems have partnered to combine RackTop’s BrickStor SP cyber storage platform with Nyriad’s UltraIO graphics processing unit (GPU)-accelerated storage system.
The companies said that the integration of RackTop’s BrickStor SP and Nyriad’s UltraIO storage architecture establishes a “reliable platform” to safeguard data from cyberattacks. In addition, it provides a secure enterprise file location accessible via server message block (SMB) and network file system (NFS) protocols and enabling secure unstructured data services, according to the partners.
The solution is particularly suited to healthcare, financial services, law enforcement, video surveillance and education verticals, the companies said.
Ransomware Protection Delivered
A key differentiator of the solution is RackTop’s BrickStor Security Platform, which evaluates trust at the file level, while Nyriad’s UltraIO storage system ensures data integrity at the erasure coded block level.
The result is an approach that protects in the event of a ransomware attack:
Here are some additional features of the companies’ combined technologies:
Final Thoughts
Derek Dicker Nyriad chief executive, said the deal provides a “groundbreaking storage solution” that “addresses the evolving challenges of the digital era.”
“Our partnership enables customers to benefit from our GPU-accelerated storage system, fortified with RackTop’s powerful and secure data services, protecting their most sensitive information from cyber threats.”
Said Jonathan Halstuch, Rack Top chief technology officer and co-founder:
“We are delighted to partner with Nyriad to provide a solution that is leading in security, performance, and value to meet the extreme demand for proactive security for file storage. Through this collaboration, we provide customers with an easy to manage data storage solution that can actively defend data against zero day attacks, advanced persistent threats, and extortionware.”
The deal is not the first between Nyriad and RackTop. The firms recently joined forces to enhance the performance, efficiency, security, and cost-effectiveness of a health science university's e-Learning applications and video surveillance systems the partners did not identify.