One of the biggest cybersecurity threats is ransomware. For healthcare organizations, it’s no different — particularly since healthcare is one of the most vulnerable to cyberattacks. The chance for cybercriminals to disrupt patient care, slow down life-saving decisions, and steal personal identifiable information (PII), makes healthcare data a prime candidate for ransomware attacks. Therefore, healthcare organizations need to be future-focused, and must utilize immutable backups to protect their data. Read more

It’s been a busy few weeks for our cloud teams launching new versions of our native backup and recovery solutions for AWS, Google Cloud, and now Microsoft Azure! Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure v4 a number of significant capabilities that have been added to help customers protect more of their Microsoft Azure environment, enhance security and streamline usability. Let’s jump right into some of the new key features. Read more

Veeam recently published the largest independent ransomware research project of its kind, the 2022 Ransomware Trends Report. While much of that research focused on the pervasiveness of the attack and the technologies used before or after, a few significant learnings came from comparing the views from the four personas that were surveyed. Read more

When exporting snapshots to an external location such as an S3 Bucket or NFS file store, you might be concerned about the security of your backups in that location. If the S3 bucket or file storage were to be compromised, would the attacker be able to access sensitive data? The answer to this is easy: no. Read more

Veeam recently published the largest independent ransomware research project of its kind, the 2022 Ransomware Trends Report. For the next few weeks, we’ll be unpacking some of the key findings of that research, including “Technologies and Methodologies to remediation against these attacks?” Read more

As a service provider that delivers managed backup services, many of the customers you serve are rapidly adopting hyper-scale public cloud platforms such as AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud as part of a hybrid or multi-cloud strategy — and relying on you to help them protect this data along the way. In fact, over 50% of respondents surveyed said their organization is considering a hybrid-cloud strategy by 2024. Although competing against these large public cloud providers to deliver Infrastructure and Platform as a Service solutions may not be advantageous, managing and protecting this data is still a critical need and a profitable opportunity. Read more

Veeam has just released version 5 of its AWS-native backup and recovery solution: Veeam Backup for AWS. Veeam is continually adding new capabilities to provide AWS users the ability to natively protect their AWS workloads and help deliver on the promise of not only cloud-native data protection, but also offer a better way to protect, control and manage data in a hybrid and multi-cloud world. Read more

Veeam has just released the third version of our Google-native backup and recovery solution — Veeam Backup for Google Cloud v3. This release has a significant number of enhancements to help customers properly protect more of their Google Cloud environments, while also bringing a host of other new features related to security, ease of use and hybrid-/multi-cloud environments. Let’s start with the newest service Veeam can natively protect. Read more

Data backup and recovery strategies for cloud and SaaS workloads have become hot topics among businesses large and small. The thought process has changed from if to when companies will need to recover from some type of data loss, and with Salesforce being such an intricate part of hundreds of thousands of organizations, backing up your Salesforce data has now become a necessity. Download our new 9 Reasons for Salesforce Backup HERE. Read more

Veeam recently published the largest independent ransomware research project of its kind, the 2022 Ransomware Trends Report. Last week, we explored the first question that has to be asked when ransomware is first discovered, “How pervasive was the attack(s)?” But after that, the organization has to decide how it will move forward by remediating the intrusion and its effects. Read more