Posts by Jason Buffington

As part four in our deep dive coverage of the 2024 Data Protection Trends report, we're going to take a closer look at cloud-powered data protection. Read more

As a continuing part of the data protection trends 2024 report series, let's take a look at the hybrid and multi-cloud strategies that 1,200 organizations cited in this year's research. Read more

Veeam is proud to release the findings of yet another research project, the 2023 Data Protection Trends Report, which is the industry’s largest independent research on backup and data protection. This research is fully independent, representing the whole market — not only from Veeam customers — and conducted by a third-party research organization. Read more

It's always been a myth that nobody changes backup solutions, but this year’s market research disproves that myth yet again as to who will or won't be interested in making changes around their data protection plans or company roles. Read more

Veeam is proud to release the findings of yet another independent research project, the 2024 Data Protection Trends Report. Read more

Last week, a new Research Brief for Cyber Resiliency in the Hybrid Cloud was published that curated independent research or analyst bureaus from their unbiased panels into four key areas to consider. Read more

The last several years have seen the shift from on-premises datacenters, to ‘cloud, when it makes sense’, to cloud-first strategies, to hybrid everywhere, to where most organizations are today with ‘strategic multi-cloud’ as the normal mode for delivering modern IT. Read more

Interestingly, most organizations plan to recover after a cyberattack using a hybrid approach that includes both on-prem data centers and cloud options. The data revealed that 71% recover servers to the cloud and another 81% recover directly to the data center. These trends vary somewhat by region with a more detailed view shown in the 2023 Ransomware Trends Report that was released by Veeam in May 2023. Read more

While 80% of surveyed respondents pay the ransom after a ransomware attack, only one out of five were able to recover their data. Even fewer organizations (only 16%) recovered without paying ransom, declining from 19% in the previous study. Read more

Paying the ransom during a cyberattack and having the ability to recover the data are often top of mind for many organizations after they’ve been hit by a ransomware attack. Here are the latest statistics on these trends from the 2023 Ransomware Trends Report that Veeam released in May 2023. Read more