Canadian Regulated Industries: Can You Prove Your Backups Weren't Tampered With?

Regulators, auditors, and insurers aren't just asking whether you have backups anymore — they're asking how they're stored, who can alter them, and whether you can prove it on the spot. For financial institutions already navigating OSFI B-13 and B-10, and for healthcare, insurance, and other regulated organizations facing the same scrutiny from a different angle, "we have backups" isn't an answer anymore.

This session looks at what examiners and auditors are actually asking for today, why immutability and data residency have moved from nice-to-have to standard due diligence, and how organizations already running Veeam can meet that bar without adding infrastructure or a new workflow. See how Vault plugs directly into the Veeam you already own to keep backups always-immutable, encrypted under your own keys, and stored in a Canadian region — with audit-ready reporting your compliance team can produce the same day someone asks.

Walk away knowing where your current setup stands against what regulators are asking for, and what a no-regret next step looks like — in under 10 minutes, with no new infrastructure or headcount.