The 2024 Data Protection Trends Report revealed that 88% of organizations intend to use Backup as a Service (BaaS) and Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) for at least some of their servers within the next two years. Read more

Security is a priority for IT leaders, they need to keep bad actors out, their applications running, and operations normal. However, even the smartest administrator might miss something, so it's important to continuously innovate and modify security practices to meet the challenges that face businesses today. Read more

For the sixth spotlight blog into key areas of the 2024 Data Protection Trends report, let's look at some new insights related to business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR). Read more

From renewed merger and acquisition (M&A) activity to the continued onslaught of cyberattacks, technology leaders are once again faced with a complex set of challenges. Read more

Virtualization migration represents a crucial step for businesses looking to update and improve their IT infrastructure. Read more

An essential part of achieving digital transformation is backup modernization. However, too many companies spend excessive hours and money on legacy backup systems that can’t quite support their efforts. Read more

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

In the realm of data protection and Veeam, the 3-2-1 Rule has long served as a foundational guideline. This rule outlines the importance of maintaining multiple copies of your data, but as technology continues to evolve, the notion of data redundancy has taken on new dimensions, particularly with the introduction of cloud-based solutions. Read more

The digital world is busy, and businesses are constantly looking for ways to streamline and optimize their operations. Enter cloud orchestration, a powerful solution that revolutionizes the way organizations manage their IT infrastructure. Read more

You know the feeling — that knot in your stomach when faced with a potential data loss event. As an IT professional tasked with keeping operations running smoothly, any amount of downtime is unacceptable. But what if recovering from data loss didn't have to be a time-consuming, stressful ordeal? Read more