Ransomware attacks aggressively target virtual infrastructure like ESXi and vCenter, exploiting vulnerabilities to encrypt data and disrupt operations. Veeam’s advanced monitoring capabilities empower organizations to detect threats early and respond swiftly, safeguarding critical data before backups are compromised. By configuring precise alarms and integrating with SIEM tools such as CrowdStrike Falcon, Palo Alto XSIAM, Rapid7, Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, etc., Veeam ensures comprehensive security visibility. Read more

With over 60 sessions and more than 100 speakers, VeeamON 2025 was a resounding success. We’re thrilled you joined us — whether in San Diego or virtually — to continue to learn the transformative potential of data resilience. During three action-packed days, we introduced significant new products and features, presented groundbreaking research on ransomware protection and the state of data resilience, and much more. Read more

In this day and age of constant cyberthreats, organizations are perpetually required to enhance their cyber defenses. Security professionals now rely on innovative and AI-infused technologies more than ever to monitor their operations. At the same time, IT Operations teams must oversee all their digital infrastructure, including data and recovery processes. Read more

When it comes to cloud services like Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory), many assume that Microsoft handles everything from security to data backup. In reality, organizations still have their own responsibilities. The Microsoft Shared Responsibility Model is a foundational framework that explains which roles fall on Microsoft and which belong to an organization. Read more

We’re happy to share Veeam’s new report — From Risk to Resilience: 2025 Ransomware Trends and Proactive Strategies. Read more

Business continuity is a major focus for nearly every organization — but the real test often comes during an actual disruption. Whether it’s a ransomware event, accidental data deletion, or system outage, many organizations discover they don’t have a full picture of their recovery readiness until they're in the middle of a crisis. Read more

Three years ago, in October 2022, we introduced Veeam Backup for Salesforce, helping our customers to address a critical gap in Salesforce data protection. Since then, many organizations have leveraged Veeam's robust capabilities to safeguard their Salesforce data against accidental deletions, data corruption and compliance gaps. Developing this product, we were guided by Veeam's core principles, so we offered it as an installable package that users could install anywhere they liked (on-prem datacenter, cloud VM or even on their laptop). Because of that architecture design, it became the first solution on the market that allowed them to fully control the protected data, ensuring an unprecedented level of security and compliance. Read more

Hybrid cloud scalability is an essential aspect of modern IT infrastructure. By integrating on-premises and cloud resources, organizations gain the ability to manage dynamic workloads efficiently, ensuring uninterrupted operations. This scalability becomes especially vital as businesses grow, impacting both their performance and continuity. Read more

Hybrid cloud infrastructures represent a strategic blend of on-premises and cloud-based resources, allowing organizations to optimize their IT environments for various workloads and business needs. Adopting a hybrid cloud strategy enables businesses to harness the cloud’s scalability, agility, and cost-efficiency without the risk and expense of deprecating on-premises investments.  Read more

Microsoft Exchange is a critical component of communication infrastructure for many organizations, and serves as the backbone for email, calendaring, and collaboration. However, its importance also makes it a high-priority system for data protection, and it’s your responsibility to safeguard your Microsoft Exchange data. Ensuring regular backups of your Exchange environment can protect against data loss caused by hardware failures, cyberattacks, or human error. Read more