Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The cloud provider team is responsible for the fault tolerance and availability of the service.

The company "Turbo Cloud", which is part of the Rostelecom IT cluster, has added new features to the "Cloud Drive" service to improve the security and transparency of using corporate storage. Now the service is equipped with a built-in antivirus that automatically checks uploaded files for threats, and tools for generating reports on users.

The antivirus regularly updates signature databases and supports checking various file formats. Antivirus integration ensures automatic scanning of uploaded files for malicious code.

In addition, it became possible to upload reports on the number of users, the amount of space occupied, the established quotas and the date of the last activity. This simplifies access control and optimizes resource allocation.

As a reminder, "Cloud Drive" is a secure corporate storage for documents and media files deployed on the "Turbo Cloud" infrastructure. The service supports teamwork, integration with corporate systems and synchronization of local folders, work through a web interface and applications for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android.

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