Microsoft Ignite 2026 happens Nov. 17–20 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, and Veeam is a proud sponsor. Our team will be onsite and online to help IT leaders answer one of the biggest questions of the moment: how do you roll out AI with confidence? Read more

Generative AI is moving from experimentation to production as organizations build AI assistants, knowledge discovery tools, agentic workflows, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) applications that connect large language models to enterprise data. As these systems become business-critical, protecting the data, application state, and dependencies that make them useful has become a fundamental consideration. Read more

Something has shifted in the conversations I have with financial institution technology leaders across APJ. It's subtle, but it matters. Read more

The deal is simple: Give us a treat, or there might be a trick. Of course, these days, we’re mostly there for the treat: A chocolate bar, a handful of candy or, if you picked the right house, a full-size one. The possibility of a trick adds to the fun, even though most of us expect a treat. If only enterprise data worked the same way. A recovery that doesn’t recover. Sensitive data where you didn’t expect it. Security tools that add complexity. AI built on data you can’t confidently trust. Nobody wants surprises in these areas. So, this Halloween, let’s knock on five doors to uncover common data tricks and the treats that can help you avoid them. Read more

Kubernetes runs production AI now, along with nearly everything else. This November, the cloud native community will meet in Salt Lake City to discuss what it takes to run that infrastructure well, and Veeam Kasten will be there. Join us at Booth 187, Hall 1, in the Salt Palace Convention Center, Nov. 10–12. Read more

Somewhere in your organization, an AI agent has permission to do real work. It reads records, updates systems, moves data, and finishes tasks without asking anyone, which is exactly what you hired it for. The same permission that lets it work also lets it do damage. And there’s no version of the agent that gets one without the other. Read more

AI adoption has moved fast. In Veeam’s Data & AI Trust Maturity Model research study, 95% of organizations say they’ve already deployed AI in their environment. The data and operational foundations to support that adoption haven’t kept pace. More than half of respondents scaled back at least one AI initiative in the past 18 months. That’s the gap between deploying AI and having the foundation to sustain it. Read more

Today, we’re proud to announce Veeam Intelligent ResOps (iResOps), a new family of offerings that brings precision intelligence to resilience. • Veeam iResOps for Microsoft 365 is generally available, as an add-on to Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365. • Veeam iResOps for Veeam Data Platform and Veeam iResOps for Okta are open in Private Preview. Read more

You know this story well. An IT admin gets asked where sensitive data lives across SharePoint and Teams. A compliance team scrambles before an audit. A Copilot rollout stalls because nobody can answer what the agent can actually see. And after an AI agent touches files overnight, there’s no clean way to undo exactly what changed. Read more

If you run backups at a small company, you're probably the only person who does. No security team to escalate to, no second admin to catch what the console doesn't surface, and no budget for discovering mid-incident that a control you assumed you had sits two tiers up. Read more