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BrickStor Web Drive

Web-Based Access to Your Files From Anywhere

The drive experience your users expect, from any device, with nothing to install. No per-user subscription fee.

BrickStor Web Drive gives users browser-based access to their files from anywhere, while the data stays on storage you own, in a facility you control, with security enforced where the data actually lives.

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The complete BrickStor Web Drive data sheet as a PDF, including the cloud comparison and full technical specifications.

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The Shift

Cloud file storage got expensive. Control got worse.

Google Drive, OneDrive, and Box taught everyone what file access should feel like. Open a browser, find your files, send a link. What came with it was a bill that grows every year, data held in someone else's infrastructure, and access controls that stop once a user is logged in.

Universities, research institutions, and regulated businesses are reaching the same conclusion: they want the experience without the trade-offs. BrickStor Web Drive delivers both.

Familiar to your users. Accountable to your auditors. Running on infrastructure you own.

What your users get

  • Opening a browser is the install. Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. No agent, no VPN client, no helpdesk ticket.
  • The actions they already expect. Browse, preview, upload, download, rename, and share, all governed by policy.
  • Sharing outside the organization. Partners, contractors, and sponsors get access that expires on its own. They open a link in a browser, with nothing to install.
  • Whatever device is in hand. Phones, tablets, and personal laptops reach data through a controlled surface, not an exception to policy.

What your organization keeps

  • Custody of your own data. On your hardware, in your facility, under your jurisdiction. No provider holding your files.
  • A cost model that does not scale with headcount. Capacity you own, not a per-seat subscription that resets higher every renewal.
  • Visibility into what people actually do. Every action is recorded to an immutable audit trail and analyzed for behavior. Ransomware and data theft are stopped in real time, including by accounts that logged in successfully.
  • One copy of the truth. The same files, policies, and audit trail whether reached from a browser or by the applications that already use the data.
How It Compares

Same experience. Different ownership model.

Where the data lives

Typical public cloud file service: The provider’s cloud and regions.

BrickStor Web Drive: Your data center and your hardware, or your cloud.

Cost model

Typical public cloud file service: Per-user subscription plus capacity.

BrickStor Web Drive: Total aggregate capacity.

Ransomware, data theft, and insider visibility

Typical public cloud file service: Varies by tier, often an add-on.

BrickStor Web Drive: Native and patented, with user behavior auditing and privilege analysis.

Audit trail

Typical public cloud file service: Provider-managed, retention by plan.

BrickStor Web Drive: Immutable, yours, retained on your terms.

Recovery after an attack

Typical public cloud file service: Version history or a support ticket.

BrickStor Web Drive: Per-file last known good version. 1 minute RPO, 3 minute RTO.

Under the Browser Tab

One platform. Four ways in.

Web Drive is a peer protocol on BrickStor SP alongside NFS, SMB, and S3. All four reach the same datasets, the same policy, and the same immutable audit pipeline, partitioned by tenant, classification, and mission. Browser access adds no second security boundary, and it is included in every BrickStor SP license.

Web Drive as a peer protocol on BrickStor SPFour protocols, NFS, SMB, S3, and Web Drive, all converge on a single BrickStor SP platform enforcing ABAC, user behavior auditing, Active Defense, and immutable snapshots. From there the same datasets are partitioned to Tenant A, Tenant B, and Coalition.FOUR WAYS INNFSLinux and UNIX clientsSMBWindows and macOS clientsS3Applications and pipelinesWeb DriveAny modern browserBrickStor SPABAC · UBA · ACTIVE DEFENSEIMMUTABLE SNAPSHOTSone dataset, one policy, one audit trailTenant AIsolated datasets and policyTenant BIsolated datasets and policyCoalitionPartitioned by classificationA browser tab is a way in, not a second security boundary.
Technical Specifications

What BrickStor Web Drive supports

  • Access method: HTTPS / TLS 1.3 in any modern browser, no client software
  • Browsers: Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox, current releases
  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android
  • Identity: BrickStor AD/LDAP integration
  • File operations: Browse, preview, upload, download, rename, share (policy permitted)
  • Encryption: Per-dataset encryption with verifiable cryptoshred
  • Access control: ABAC enforcement with an external policy engine
  • Threat response: Full Active Defense, covering ransomware and data theft
  • Audit: User behavior auditing to an immutable audit trail
  • Recovery: 1 minute RPO, 3 minute RTO, per-file last known good version
  • License: Included with BrickStor SP

See it in your own environment

Talk to a solutions architect about bringing browser-based access to the storage you already own.

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