A Network Storage Device, commonly referred to as Network Attached Storage (NAS), is a dedicated hardware solution aimed at delivering centralized storage and file-sharing functionalities within a network. NAS devices present a flexible and effective method for managing, storing, and retrieving data, thus becoming essential components for organizations. They connect to a local network, offering storage resources that are readily accessible to authorized users and devices. These devices vary from simple single-drive options to more advanced models equipped with multiple drive bays and RAID configurations, which enhance data redundancy and performance.