Credential leakage remains a critical vulnerability in cybersecurity, directly fueling the rise of ransomware attacks. With infostealer malware driving a surge in stolen credentials, organizations must implement robust security measures and proactively monitor the dark web to prevent exploitation. This blog outlines a framework for enhancing cyber resilience through prevention, early detection, and recovery strategies. Read more

In today’s threat landscape, security operations center (SOC) teams are expected to respond faster than ever, but critical security signals often remain hidden in places they don’t regularly monitor. One of the biggest blind spots? Backup activity. When attackers target backups for deletion, tampering, or malware injection, those early warning signs rarely make it into the SOC’s detection workflow. Read more

Data is one of the most valuable assets an organization holds, and one of the most targeted. Cyberattacks like ransomware can cause irreversible loss, corruption, or theft of critical information, which disrupts operations and damages trust. Read more

Cyberattacks are evolving at a relentless pace, and backups have become a prime target. For security operations centers (SOCs), the backup environment is often a blind spot, even though they monitor networks, endpoints, and identities with precision. That gap leaves organizations vulnerable and forces IT and Security to work in silos when speed and coordination matter most. Read more

Modern cyberattacks are complex campaigns designed to move fast and disrupt critical operations. Security tools excel at spotting threats in production but often lack visibility into backup environments. Meanwhile, data backup platforms are built for fast recovery but have historically operated in isolation from the security operations center (SOC). Read more

Choosing the right business model is one of the most important decisions for today’s technology partners. Should you operate as a Value-Added Reseller (VAR), expand into a Managed Service Provider (MSP), or specialize as a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP)? Each approach comes with unique opportunities, responsibilities, and revenue streams — especially when it comes to data protection and cyber resilience. Read more

Ransomware attacks are evolving, and so are expectations for response and recovery. Organizations must demonstrate that they can defend their data, detect threats quickly, and recover with confidence. Read more

Cyberthreats continue to expand in frequency and complexity. They increase pressure on security operations and IT teams to preempt, detect, respond to, and recover from attacks faster, more accurately and confidently. Many organizations remain hindered by limited visibility, fragmented tools, and manual processes. These obstructions and complexities slow their ability to respond effectively to a cyber incident. Read more

“Don’t say the “S…” word. But which adjective starting with S are we talking about? Three specifically come to mind in Q2, as these groups were both prolific in the sheer volume of attacks and novel iterations of social engineering in their intrusion vectors. Read more

From evolving licensing models to major vendor disruptions, partners are being challenged to rethink how they deliver value and drive growth. As perpetual socket licensing gives way to subscription-based models, and the VMware landscape continues to shift under Broadcom’s ownership, channel partners must adapt quickly to stay competitive. In this blog, we’ll explore how these market dynamics present new opportunities for Veeam ProPartners to strengthen customer relationships, unlock new revenue streams, and lead with confidence through uncertainty. Read more