Looking Ahead: How Veeam is Preparing for the Quantum Future

If you work in cybersecurity, you know there’s never a dull moment. Every year brings new threats, new technologies, and yes, new acronyms. But few topics are as buzzy or as potentially game changing as quantum computing. It’s not just hype: quantum computers will eventually be powerful enough to break some of the encryption we rely on today. That’s why it’s important for Veeam to share how we are preparing for what’s next. Clarity on the approach helps customers, partners, and employees align timelines, integration points, and the practical steps that make the transition safe and predictable.  Read more
Gil Vega
Gil Vega

Chief Information Security Officer

Vendor Fatigue: The Silent Saboteur of Cyber Resilience and How Veeam Fights Back

The world of cybersecurity is relentless. Threats often morph faster than defenses, and one overlooked adversary undermines even the strongest teams: Vendor fatigue. With 97% of organizations using multiple tools, with an average of five at once, CISOs are drowning in "solution sprawl." This isn't just administrative chaos; it's a resilience killer, turning fortified defenses into fragile webs that invite breaches and burnout. Read more
Gil Vega
Gil Vega

Chief Information Security Officer

Fraudulent Recruitment Scams 

There's been a surge in recruitment fraud in which criminals are sending false employment offers to job seekers. While some Veeam job seekers have been targeted, this issue is rampantly targeting job seekers across the globe. Read more
Gil Vega
Gil Vega

Chief Information Security Officer

Defend your company against phishing attacks

Phishing scams are attempts by cybercriminals to trick users into performing some type of action like clicking on a link, entering credentials, opening an attachment or even making changes to a company’s process. These scams are most commonly delivered as malicious emails but can also take other forms. They can result in ransomware, installation of malicious software (viruses, Trojans, worms), stolen credentials, theft of money, data loss or even identity theft. Phishers exploit common human traits, like trusting people you know, to trick you into doing something that you normally wouldn’t. Read more
Gil Vega
Gil Vega

Chief Information Security Officer