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September 28, 2026

Would Your Data Survive an Attack on Your Cloud Backups?

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Quick gut check: if an attacker got into your SaaS and cloud environment tonight, would they even need to break anything? Probably not. The latest Coveware by Veeam research shows attackers aren't kicking down doors anymore. They're logging in through paths that look completely legitimate: password resets, help desk tickets, OAuth grants, or forgotten remote access portals. They are quiet, patient, and hard to catch until your recovery options are already gone.

This isn't a "ransomware is scary" webinar. We're walking through the real sequence from identity compromise to cascading data sabotage and showing you exactly where native recovery falls short. Keep your own environment in mind.  You'll leave knowing exactly how it will hold up against an attack and where it wouldn't.

We'll close with a look at how Veeam Data Cloud gives you SaaS-simple, immutable recovery built for the identity-driven attacks Coveware is seeing right now, across every workload, so "would it hold" stops being a guess.

Speaker

Karinne Bessette
Karinne Bessette
Technologist, Microsoft 365 Lead, Veeam Software
Karinne has a solid background in network and security and has been showcasing their expertise through gaining certifications in Microsoft 365, Azure, and Veeam since 2017. As a technical storyteller at Veeam in the office of the CTO, Karinne focuses on Microsoft 365 and backup technologies, engages with industry peers, and contributes to product development by providing insightful feedback. They are also a Knox County Career Center instructor and certified MCT, where they teach various IT subjects, including CompTIA certifications and Microsoft Azure fundamentals, emphasizing practical, hands-on learning. Karinne’s work with the Board of Education involves collaborating on curriculum development and integrating current industry trends to enhance tech education programs.
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