Synology DSM is updated to version 7.3 with improvements in efficiency, security and collaborative environments

Synology DSM is updated to version 7.3 with improvements in efficiency, security and collaborative environments

ByEthan Collins

One of the strong points of the NAS devicesare the possibilities that its operating system. An operating system that complements the hardware with a multitude of extra featureswhich include security elements, applications and utilities to increase efficiency and functionality, as well as their updates. The operating system of the Synology NAS it just ended update to version 7.3, the call DiskStation Manager It comes with new features in its latest version.

New DiskStation Manager 7.3 for Synology

This new version comes with improvements in efficiency, system security and collaboration capabilities. One of the new features is that it is automatically able to keep the most used data in a part of the high performance storage for faster access, while less used data is moved to areas where the storage level is more profitable. A function that also allows custom configuration by the user.

DSM 7.3 moves most used data to high performance areas

It also comes with advanced security featureswhere risk indicators recognized by the industry, KEV, EPSS and LEV, have been adopted, which allow improving protection against threats. Another new feature is the functions in Office Suite that will collaborative environments easier. Shared tags, optimized file request, and file block improvements are added.

This version increases security and threat prediction

Artificial intelligence also comes to the DSM console with AI Console, which now adds custom data masking and filteringwhich protects your information locally before sending it to AI providers in the cloud. Synology is working to maximize disk drive support from more manufacturers, to offer more alternatives when choosing your NAS system with storage.

AI Console adds custom data masking and filtering

DSM 7.3 is now available For compatible devices, in addition to these, you can read all the new features included in the latest version in the notes that the manufacturer has left.

Ethan Collins
Ethan Collins

As a dedicated tech enthusiast and writer at IRC Junkie, I explore the latest innovations in software and hardware. With a background in computer science, I thrive on simplifying complex technological concepts for our readers. My goal is to inspire curiosity and understanding in the ever-evolving world of technology.