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NetApp and Veeam Advancing Data Resilience Together
Every organization now runs on data it cannot afford to lose. As data estates expand and cyber risk grows, resilience strategies must simplify operations, reduce risk, and protect business continuity.…
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Silent Ransom Group: Zero-Encryption Cyber Extortion
An employee takes a call from a friendly voice claiming to be internal IT. The caller is following up on an issue and finishing it should only take a few…
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Veeam Expands Palo Alto Networks Cortex Integrations for Deeper Investigation and Response
Security teams rely on signals from across the environment to understand and respond to cyber threats. But critical activity within the backup environment can remain disconnected from the tools and…
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Disaster Recovery You Can Prove, Not Just Plan
Every organization has a DR plan. It’s probably documented somewhere, maybe even recently updated. But there’s a question that most backup admins know the answer to and would rather not…
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How to Upgrade to Veeam Data Platform v13.1 in Four Simple Steps
You’re here, so you already know V13.1 has landed and you want in. The only question left is how to get updated without giving up your evenings or weekends. Good…
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No Backup Gap: Introducing Veeam Backup & Replication-Native OpenShift Protection
Avoid the protection gap – VBR has your back Picture this: You just migrated your first virtual machine (VM) from VMware vSphere to your Red Hat OpenShift cluster. You check…
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What to Back Up First: SMB Data Priorities
Key Takeaways: Backup order should follow business impact, not what’s easiest to back up Financial, customer, and compliance data comes first, before general files or individual devices Microsoft 365, Google…
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Your OpenShift Environment Grew. Did Your Backup Strategy?
Getting VMs and containers running on Red Hat OpenShift is a milestone. But for platform engineering and operations teams, the real work starts after the migration is complete. Workloads grow.…
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Backup vs Sync: What Small Businesses Keep Getting Wrong
Key Takeaways Syncing keeps your files accessible. It doesn’t keep them protected. Those are two different jobs. Sync spreads a bad file just as fast as a good one, and…
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Protection That Moves With Your Workloads
Your workloads are always in motion, scaling up and down, spinning up in new places, and, over time, landing on infrastructure you weren’t running a year ago. The hypervisor world,…