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Navigating Market Shifts and Embracing Change as a Catalyst for Growth

Key Takeaways: VMware’s partner program overhaul is forcing change. Broadcom’s acquisition introduced new licensing, SKU consolidations, and stricter partner tiers, leaving many partners and customers reevaluating their virtualization strategies. Uncertainty creates opportunity for advisors. Organizations are actively exploring alternatives. Veeam ProPartners can step in with guidance, data migration services, and modernization expertise to become trusted …

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The Evolution of Data Resilience in the Enterprise

Today’s technology environment is scaling at an explosive rate. This makes for thrilling growth opportunities but the innovation invites cyberthreats. And data integrity remains at the mercy of natural disasters, power outages, and human error. Data resilience is the measure of how quickly and thoroughly an organization can fight off, overcome, or bounce back from …

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The Crucial Role of Security in the Age of Quantum Computing

Robust security measures are not mere features; they are essential components of any viable product or service. Security must be ingrained in every aspect of design and operation of software. With rapid advancements in AI and the looming influence of quantum computing, the state of “secure enough” has changed dramatically. Technologies that promise groundbreaking capabilities …

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Veeam Service Provider Console v9: Innovation, Efficiency, and Data Resiliency for Modern Service Providers

Key Takeaways Simplified operations: V9 reduces infrastructure overhead (including certain Veeam Cloud Connect dependencies), unifies tenant management, and streamlines reporting, billing, and administration for service providers. Centralized control and automation: A new API Control Center and enhanced management tools give managed service providers (MSPs) one place to automate tasks, enforce security, and manage Veeam Software …

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Multi and Hybrid Cloud Architecture: A Complete Guide

Key Takeaways: Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies offer flexibility, resilience, and performance but require careful planning. Organizations use these models to avoid vendor lock-in, enhance availability, and support global operations, but each comes with its own challenges. The key difference lies in structure and purpose. Multi-cloud involves multiple public cloud providers, while hybrid cloud blends …

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Veeam Software Appliance: Smooth Deployment. Secure from Day One. Manage from Anywhere.

Modern IT teams face increasing pressure to deploy secure, reliable backup infrastructure without the complexity of security hardening, manual patching, or hardware lock-in. Expectations are clear: Simplicity and security must be built-in from the start. Veeam Software Appliance delivers a fast, secure, and frictionless backup experience. It has a secure-by-default design that’s built on a …

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Akira Exploits the Gaps Between Patching and Identity Security

Coveware by Veeam experts have observed a sharp rise in Akira ransomware cases, with more than 40 of those incidents tied to a single exploitation pathway. At the center of these cases is a recently mitigated VPN vulnerability in widely deployed enterprise appliances, which Akira has been actively exploiting to gain initial access. What makes …

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How to Prevent Supply Chain Ransomware Attacks

Key Takeaways: Supply chain attacks are growing fast: Attackers target the weakest vendor or provider to gain legitimate access and spread ransomware downstream. Common entry points include compromised software updates, APIs, insider threats, and tampered hardware. Strong vendor risk management is essential: requires SBOMs, monitor suppliers continuously, and align to frameworks like NIST, ISO 27001, …

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