Modern companies rely on their ability to leverage their data and applications to function in almost every aspect of their business, whether it’s their website used for e-commerce, inventory databases, and industrial controls for manufacturers, sales and customer relation management systems, medical records, or payment systems. Without these capabilities, hospitals, utility companies, and emergency services can’t function and provide critical services. Companies could be unable to serve customers, take new orders, or manufacture products, causing loss of revenue and failing to meet obligations or even face regulatory penalties.   Read more

Veeam Recovery Orchestrator (Orchestrator), part of Veeam Data Platform, enhances the user recovery experience by ensuring that businesses can define, test, and plan for data outages. Having the ability to choose which type of recovery method you want to use is crucial, especially when it comes to cyberthreats. There were some major enhancements and new features added into this version of Veeam Data Platform that compliments the robust functionality of Orchestrator version 6. Let’s discuss what new features you can see from the updated Veeam Recovery Orchestrator v7. 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

When it comes to managing encryption, keys needed for secure data encryption and decryption – the essential tools for encoding and decoding data – Key Management Systems (KMS) are crucial. KMS provides a secure environment for handling these keys, ensuring they are accessible only to authorized systems and individuals. KMS is vital for protecting the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive data, particularly in complex IT environments. Read more

The shift from VMware to Hyper-V is becoming an increasingly popular decision for many organizations. This move is not just a change in virtualization platforms; it's a strategic decision that can influence a company's operational efficiency and future scalability. Read more

As you delve into strategies for enhancing your company's IT infrastructure, consider the advantages that virtualization can offer. Virtualization consolidates hardware, ensures business continuity, and dramatically increases efficiency. Read more

Virtualization has become a critical technology in modern IT infrastructure, with organizations investing in the creation of virtual hardware, software, storage, networks, and more. By abstracting these resources from the underlying physical infrastructure, virtualization provides substantial benefits like improved resource utilization, enhanced scalability and flexibility, and reduced costs. Read more

SIEM integration involves consolidating a variety of cybersecurity tools, including firewalls, intrusion detection systems, antivirus solutions, IAM (Identity and Access Management), Endpoint security, and Cloud security, into a unified platform. This modernization encompasses a broader range of security measures, moving beyond the older solutions. Read more

In this tutorial, we show you how to install Kasten K10 for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on Azure Stack using specific values that are usually defaulted on the Azure public cloud. Read more

High Availability (HA) involves designing systems that are always accessible and resilient to failures, rapidly recovering to minimize downtime. In today's business environments, where interruptions can have significant consequences, this is especially important. Read more