With ransomware and other persistent threats continuing to increase, data protection is no longer just about the ability to restore missing files or systems from an accidental deletion or technical malfunction, but also from malicious attacks that, in many cases, also target backups.
Because of this new threat landscape,building a secure repository with layers of protection has become increasingly important, and Linux has all the tools necessary to provide an excellent platform for securing your Veeam Backups even from threats against the backup infrastructure itself.
Key takeaways for this webinar include:
Ransomware has become one of the most feared threats for IT environments, reaching around $7.5 billion in payments in 2019. This malware produces damage, not only by the actual cost of the ransom, but also by causing revenue decreases due to loss of productivity and a seriously affected reputation. There’s no mercy in ransomware attacks, and affected targets can be businesses of any size and shape — even personal computers aren’t safe.
In this session, Rick Vanover and Melissa Palmer are offering some best practices for winning the ransomware battle in H2 2020. Register to learn the best techniques for fighting ransomware, including:
The threat is real, and the target is your data. In this session, you will learn some practical tips to prepare for your backup data to be resilient against ransomware. This will include an overview of capabilities and configurations that have been in the market for a while, as well as some of the newest techniques that have come in Veeam® Backup & Replication™ v10. Additionally in this session, you will hear the specific account of what can happen if you prepare correctly for ransomware and avoid data loss or paying the ransom.
Veeam® Backup & Replication™ v10A’s standout new capability is undoubtedly AWS-native backup and recovery, right in the console you know and love. Join this 30-minute technical session and demo to learn how you can easily protect your AWS data with the world’s leading backup and recovery solution that features:
This video demonstrates Veeam® running on Cisco UCS storage servers and the performance for backing up and restoring large VMs. See how Cisco and Veeam are better together.
Nutanix Mine with Veeam is a jointly engineered data protection solution that integrates Nutanix’s Hyperconverged Infrastructure technology and Veeam Backup & Replication™ software to create a scalable turnkey solution that greatly simplifies your data protection needs for both today and in the future.
Watch this demo to learn how to:
Veeam® Backup & Replication™ has a very powerful functionality — the ability to centrally deploy and manage backup agents. This feature is simple and easy to use, but you might have some questions that need to be answered.
During this webinar, we’ll discuss the following topics:
This recorded demo highlights the unique Veeam® integration with native Cisco HyperFlex snapshots.
See how Cisco and Veeam are better together.
Join Veeam® experts to discuss five Veeam technologies that ensure that you can recover data whenever you need to!
Backup and replication are good, but if you can’t automate and test backup quality and recovery speed, you’ll be flying blind when you have to recover from a disaster or malware attack.
This talk will cover:
With technology driven business transformation becoming ever more apparent, we are also at the verge of the next chapter in the cloud evolution. More workloads are shifted to the cloud, but more importantly, the way applications are built, and data being used, change. This brings new opportunities, but also give rise to new challenges related to managing and securing data.
IT security has topped the list of business priorities in Nordic and Benelux companies for years, but with the companies digitising and transforming infrastructure, work processes and business models, the need for IT security is constantly changing.
We also see that security breaches have a greater effect on the business - not only in the form of ransomware or lost revenue due to crashes, but also in the form of fines and customer losses.
We are therefore increasingly talking about the concept of digital trust, which in addition to security is about risk management, documentation/compliance and whether data is used in a responsible fashion.
