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Veeam Named a Leader in 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Backup and Data Protection Platforms

I’m proud to announce that Veeam has once again been recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Backup and Data Protection Platforms, marking the 9th time in a row we’ve earned this distinction and the 6th consecutive year we’ve been awarded the Highest in Ability to Execute. Read more
Dave Russell
Dave Russell

Senior Vice President, Head of Strategy

SaaS Backup Solutions: Protect Microsoft 365, Entra ID, and Salesforce

As organizations increasingly adopt and rely on Software as a Service (SaaS) for business-critical functions, it’s essential that IT operations and security professionals scrutinize the availability and integrity of the data within these posted applications. Read more
Kyle Andrise
Kyle Andrise

Product Marketing Associate for Enterprise Solutions

When to Choose a Third Party Cloud Data Protection Solution: A Quick Look at Key Criteria

Cloud platforms offer various native and free backup solutions, such as AWS Backup and Azure Backup. These solutions provide basic data protection features, including automated backups, encryption, and recovery options. However, they often come with limitations too. Understanding these limitations is crucial for businesses who are looking to ensure robust data protection and compliance. Read more
David Cackowski
David Cackowski

Product Marketing Manager, Kasten

The Two Pillars of Microsoft 365 Data Resilience

Nowadays, protecting organizational data and ensuring operational continuity is more crucial than ever. The rise of cyberthreats and data loss incidents have made it essential for businesses to adopt robust frameworks that safeguard information and maintain compliance with regulatory requirements. In this blog, we’ll discuss how the two pillars of Microsoft 365 data resilience are structured around two core pillars: Business continuity and disaster preparedness, all supported by a strong foundation of security. We’ll also cover how Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365 allows organizations to adhere to this framework and ultimately become fully cyber-resilient and data-compliant enterprises. Read more
Edward Watson
Edward Watson

Principal Product Marketing Manager

Announcing Veeam Kasten v8.0: Leading the Way in Kubernetes Data Resilience

Veeam Kasten was recently named a in the GigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Protection. Now with the launch of our most capable release, Veeam Kasten v8.0, we’re further raising the bar in Kubernetes data resilience! So, grab your favorite beverage and let’s dive into the powerful new capabilities that matter to you -- our valued customers, partners, and businesses that are navigating the world of Kubernetes. Read more
Gaurav Rishi
Gaurav Rishi

Vice President of Product

Why You Need to Cover Your SaaS: Seven Best Practices to Protect Your Data

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) now runs core business operations: From collaboration and identity to customer data and revenue workflows. As SaaS continues its rapid growth — with market forecasts projecting 18.3% CAGR through 2030 — the impact of losing access to SaaS data or confidence in its integrity keeps rising. Read more
Shana Brewer
Shana Brewer

Director, Global Campaigns

The Organizational Structure of Ransomware Threat Actor Groups is Evolving Before Our Eyes

As we approach the one year anniversary of two prominent ransomware group collapses (Lockbit and BlackCat/ALPHV), we find the ransomware ecosystem to be as fractured and uncertain as it did in the months following these events. The Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model remains irreversibly tarnished after the groups that pioneered this framework were exposed as being fraught with infighting, deception, lost profits, and compromised anonymity for their affiliates. Joint law enforcement actions over the last year have systematically impaired the resources ransomware actors depend on to operate. In the case of domestic threats, law enforcement efforts have even put a number of bad actors behind bars. While certain groups persist and new names continue to trickle in and out of the ransom-sphere, ... Read more
Bill Siegel
Bill Siegel

CEO, Coveware by Veeam