While 80% of surveyed respondents pay the ransom after a ransomware attack, only one out of five were able to recover their data. Even fewer organizations (only 16%) recovered without paying ransom, declining from 19% in the previous study. Read more

At the top of this month, I had the pleasure of chatting with Formula 1 CTO, Pat Symonds, where we discussed how data drives innovation at F1, including what the organization’s data looks like and how F1 makes sure their tremendous data sprawl stays secure.   Read more

Instant Recovery for Kubernetes is a new feature in Kasten K10 and VBR V12 that allows users to leverage some powerful features of VBR and vSphere to get Kubernetes workloads running very quickly. Read more

Organizations worldwide have embraced the digital workforce. In fact, Gartner forecasts 39% of global workers will be hybrid or fully remote by the end of 2023.1 As digital transformation continues to reshape the way we work, cloud-based solutions like Microsoft 365 have become indispensable. Read more

The Veeam product management Alliances team completed a project to create a model solution with Cisco SecureX. This solution is based on ransomware use cases and enhances SecureX’s ransomware detection and response capabilities with Veeam’s ransomware detection and backup validation capabilities. Read more

Paying the ransom during a cyberattack and having the ability to recover the data are often top of mind for many organizations after they’ve been hit by a ransomware attack. Here are the latest statistics on these trends from the 2023 Ransomware Trends Report that Veeam released in May 2023. Read more

Data protection is a top concern for businesses in today's digital landscape. Veeam, a leading provider of data management solutions, continues to innovate to ensure the security and availability of critical data. Read more

In terms of impact to the business, 45% of production data was encrypted or affected. And the numbers are getting even worse from earlier research that was done just nine months ago. Read more

According to the latest 2023 Cloud Protection Trends Report, respondents expect to run 50% or more of their production workloads in hyperscale clouds such as AWS and Microsoft Azure by 2024[1]. It’s only natural to expect backup environments within these clouds to increase as well. With growing environments come growing costs.  As a service provider, your clients expect you to keep cloud spend, budget and savings at the forefront of your cloud Backup as a Service (BaaS) implementation and design. Read more

Migrating VMware workloads to Azure can unlock numerous benefits, enabling organizations to modernize their infrastructure and leverage the cloud’s full potential. Read more