Unstructured data and file repositories are common in most enterprise environments. As organizations try to reduce licensing costs and maintenance overhead, Network Attached Storage (NAS) is still commonplace in many modern enterprises. The ability to store and host data directly on NAS without having to manage OS patches and other lifecycle operations is very attractive to many IT departments. Even though it isn’t suited for all workloads, unstructured data like Microsoft Office documents, JPGs, MP3s, etc. is one of the most common use cases for NAS backup. Read more

In this blog, we will be showcasing an integration between Kasten K10’s Kubernetes native data protection solution and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security (RHACS), a platform that allows organizations to more securely build, deploy, and run cloud native applications. Read more

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

In this blog, we will be showcasing an integration between Kasten K10’s Kubernetes native data protection solution and Amazon GuardDuty, a threat detection solution that monitors your AWS accounts and workloads for malicious activity and delivers detailed security findings for visibility and remediation. Read more

I’ve always believed in surrounding yourself with good people who are going to challenge you and make you better. That’s certainly what I’ve found during my short time here at Veeam, as I’m surrounded by 15 colleagues that were recognized today on the CRN 2023 Women of the Channel (WOTC) list. All these women work incredibly hard driving our channel-first mission here at Veeam. It’s an honor to work with women who share the same passion and raise each other up other within our organization, and as a result, we make each other better. Read more

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

Anyone with console access to a Linux machine can get root access on the machine by booting into “single user mode”. In this blog, I will show how to boot into single user mode and how to protect the bootloader against unauthenticated attempts to boot into single user mode. Read more

Ransomware attacks have a greater chance of causing data loss than any other DR event. Without visibility into the backup repositories, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to find the last known good copy of your data. Learn how Veeam's three-tiered approach to identifying clean data can help you recover faster. Read more

Data is a perpetually growing and essential force for every business or organization and having a plan to manage all that data is critical. Read more

The prevalence of cyber threats and ransomware is create a lot of fear, uncertainty, doubt and lies. Possibly the biggest area of misunderstanding is how ransomware interacts with systems and infrastructure. Read more