Veeam® is expanding its portfolio of products to include our newest offering, Veeam Backup for Salesforce, which eliminates the risk of losing Salesforce data and metadata due to human error, integration issues and other Salesforce data loss scenarios. Read more

Lenovo TruScale is offering Backup as a Service powered by Veeam. Read more

Vulnerabilities or bugs in a computer system or software are common. No matter how diligent a software developer is, there is bound to be some type of flaw that is found after the software has been released. You aim for near perfection, but perfection cannot be guaranteed. Read more

Data is a perpetually growing force in our world. And as more and more data is generated as management and protection of that data becomes more critical for business success. On one hand that’s a positive, because more data means more information means better decisions, outcomes and plans. But on the other hand, it means there’s a whole lot more data that organizations are under obligation to safeguard. Read more

As your business embraces Microsoft Azure, it is imperative to ensure that your data remains secure/protected and you are minimizing costs. One of the ways to increase security and minimize costs is through a Microsoft Azure Virtual Network (vNet) service endpoint. Read more

When people hear the words backup and recovery, they often think they’re interchangeable. In reality, they’re two sides of the same coin: one protects your data before disaster strikes, and the other gets it back after. Understanding the difference is more than a matter of definitions; it’s a cornerstone of building a resilient IT strategy. Read more

About a year ago, I published a blog sharing Veeam resources you need to be aware of. It was my hope that this would become an on-going series where I would highlight new resources that become available. Well, I am thrilled to be sharing with you “Part 2” of Veeam resources you need to be aware of. Read more

My family and I have recently started a weekly dinner and a movie routine, where we base the dinner menu around the characters or premise of the movie. For us, we’re counting down to an upcoming family trip, but I’m hoping to keep up this fun routine even after our trip. The excitement of the kids picking an envelope as we all watch with excitement to see which movie we will be watching that week — and the same anticipation from mom and dad to see what type of food they will need to prepare in the coming days. Oh, the fun of family traditions… but now to the security part of this story.  Read more

We’ll dive into a disaster scenario in which a Veeam repository server cannot be recovered, but the block storage, used for storing the backups, is still intact and consistent. As an example, a classic situation would be a physical server with hardware that is defective, but the disc shelves or fibre-channel sub-storage system is not affected by the hardware failure. Read more

Television and movies would have us believe cybercriminals have to execute complex plans that involve rappelling from rooftops and avoiding lasers to break into our networks. In reality, it only takes a well-crafted email and a distracted person to start a chain of events that can cost millions of dollars to repair. While that seems like a simple problem to solve, multiple layers of security controls needed to fail for the ransomware attack to succeed.  Read more