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Salesforce Data Protection: A Comprehensive Guide To Backup and Recovery

Salesforce may seem simple to the average user, but there’s a lot that goes into a Salesforce deployment — especially when it comes to data protection. Once you start tweaking Salesforce with integrations, customizations and other features necessary for your business, it can become an extremely complex application. In any Salesforce deployment, the data it holds is vitally important to your organization; it therefore requires robust Salesforce data protection, metadata backup, and backup and recovery strategies.  Read more

AWS Best Practices: Ensuring Secure Backup with Veeam

Just like with on-premises environments, your cloud-hosted data can fall victim to any number of data loss or outage scenarios, with cyberthreats like ransomware continuing to top the list. Ransomware attacks are increasing at an alarming rate, with backup repositories becoming the primary target. Our 2022 Ransomware Trends Report reveals that an astounding 94% of attacks targeted these repositories. Read more
Kelsey Teske
Kelsey Teske

Product Marketing Manager

Julia Furst Morgado
Julia Furst Morgado

Product Strategy Technology

Pure Storage and Veeam Data Platform V12

Since the release of Veeam Data Platform V12 in February of this year, customers have been strongly adopting this new release with its more than 500 new capabilities. This is especially true for Veeam and Pure Storage customers. Read more
Mark Polin
Mark Polin

Solutions Architect, Cisco/Pure

Kasten by Veeam Announces Support for Microsoft Azure Linux Container Host for Azure Kubernetes Service

Cloud-native architectures are being increasingly adopted by organizations for their enterprise and business-critical applications. Data security and ease of managing data protection operations has become a business imperative. Kasten K10 now supports Azure Linux container host for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) that can provide a secure foundation to run your container workloads. This reflects the latest collaboration between Kasten by Veeam and Microsoft and builds on our existing relationship to provide customers with an additional layer of protection. Read more

Increasing Operational Efficiency With Kasten K10 V6.0

We are excited to announce the release of Kasten K10 version 6.0, the latest and most advanced version of our industry-leading platform that provides enterprise-grade Kubernetes data protection and application mobility. This release helps customers scale their cloud native data protection efficiently. Read more
Gaurav Rishi
Gaurav Rishi

Vice President, Product Management • Kasten

Announcing the Ransomware Trends Report for 2023

Veeam is proud to release the findings of yet another independent research project, the 2023 Ransomware Trends Report. What’s almost as bad as going through a cyberattack is talking about it to others, so Veeam contracted with a research firm to conduct blind interviews and surveys of 1,200 organizations who suffered one or more attacks in 2022. Read more
Jason Buffington
Jason Buffington

Vice President, Market Strategy

Dave Russell
Dave Russell

Vice President, Enterprise Strategy

Top 8 Enterprise Data Protection Threats 

As the market for data protection grows, customers and consumers have grown accustomed to fast, easy and intuitive data pipelines. Enterprises, on the other hand, face a volume of complexities and dependencies that most consumers never encounter, and are often times discounted from these consumer-focused luxuries. Read more

Cisco Hybrid Cloud Data Management With Veeam Platform

So much of the discussion about hybrid cloud is focused on moving workloads from data centers to the cloud (typically public cloud, but also managed cloud services). This makes intuitive sense: the cloud offers flexibility and simplicity of services that can be easily scaled up and down as needed. The most compelling reason is that you only pay for what you use. Let’s face it, you can do things in the cloud that you could never imagine doing in a data center. Read more
Mark Polin
Mark Polin

Solutions Architect, Cisco/Pure