Following the release of the first OpenCloud version in February, the commercial offering is now launching with various enterprise service packages.\n\nPublic authorities, companies, the educational sector and research institutions now benefit from professional support and service level packages that enable secure, stable and efficient operation of the new solution for file management, file sharing and collaboration.\n\nOpenCloud can be operated both in-house and through selected partners. With the release of version 2.0.0, customers receive long-term support and comprehensive services directly from the manufacturer. The new service packages offer long-term software support, rapid security updates, checks during update rollouts, high-availability solutions, and personal support.\n\nWith version 2.0.0, OpenCloud also sets a new standard in enterprise file sync and share: The new \"File Native Backup\" drastically reduces the complexity of scaling, operation, and maintenance. Because OpenCloud does not require a database to store metadata, operating costs and the risk of failure and disruption are significantly reduced. Nevertheless, OpenCloud offers powerful full-text search and high scalability. With the new File Native Backup, backing up any amount of data is easier than ever: Unlike database-driven solutions, with OpenCloud a simple backup of the file system using a snapshot or file copy is sufficient for a fully consistent backup. For administrators, this means considerable time savings, easier backup and restore of data, and greater reliability.\n\nThe OpenCloud team is consistently pursuing its mission to further develop open source technologies and offer a future-proof alternative to proprietary solutions. \"Recent geopolitical developments, particularly in the US, highlight the urgency of digital sovereignty in Europe,\" explains Peer Heinlein, CEO and founder. \"Companies and government agencies are desperately seeking trustworthy, European software solutions to restore their independence. The interest in OpenCloud is therefore enormous – because with our offering, we offer powerful open source software that addresses precisely this need while ensuring the highest security standards.\"\n\nThere's nothing stopping you from switching: In the second quarter of 2025, OpenCloud will provide tools that make migration to the platform as easy as possible. Even companies and organizations currently relying on older PHP-based solutions like Nextcloud or ownCloud 10 will be able to migrate their data and structures just as effortlessly as customers of other solutions. The support team will provide comprehensive consulting and technical support to ensure a smooth migration.\n\nOpenCloud is a powerful open source solution for file management, file sharing, and content collaboration that meets the highest standards of user-friendliness, performance, stability, and scalability. The software can be flexibly operated on-premises or securely acquired through partners. With intuitive operation, seamless integration, person-independent file management (\"Spaces\"), and secure versioning, OpenCloud is ideal for the public sector, educational institutions, research organizations, as well as large enterprises and providers.\n\nMatching articles on the topic\n\nCybersecurity in the post-quantum age\n\nQuantum computing is no longer a distant dream of the future. On the one hand, it promises a huge increase in computing power compared to conventional\n\nOpenCloud with File Native Backup\n\nFollowing the release of the first OpenCloud version in February, the commercial offering is now launching with various enterprise service packages. Government agencies, businesses, and the education sector\n\nLAN and cloud firewall closes patch gap\n\nThe new LAN Next Generation Firewall aims to put an end to firewall patching and security gaps caused by incompatible firewalls\n\nMulti-level corporate protection with EPP, EDR and MDR\n\nMulti-level protection with EPP, EDR and MDR in one solution and services such as Incident Response complete the new Kaspersky\n\nAI security features check LLM for vulnerabilities\n\nQualys now offers a new platform to protect against risks from AI and LLM models from development to deployment with\n\nNetworked devices as a gateway\n\nA cybersecurity solutions provider has released its fifth annual research report, Riskiest Connected Devices, which provides an overview of the most vulnerable devices\n\nAI-supported assessment of network vulnerabilities\n\nInnovations continue to drive cybersecurity consolidation by eliminating outdated vulnerability management tools and extending AI-based risk prioritization to network assets\n\nRansomware groups rely on more affiliate models\n\nThe APT groups DragonForce and Anubis introduce innovative approaches to expanding their activities and consider themselves a cartel.

OpenCloud with File Native Backup

OpenCloud, an open-source file management solution, launched its commercial enterprise service packages with version 2.0.0, featuring the 'File Native Backup' technology. The update reduces operational complexity and enhances security, addressing European digital sovereignty concerns. The platform supports migration from competitors like Nextcloud and offers scalable, secure file-sharing capabilities.