Ransomware remains an ongoing threat for organizations and is the largest single cause of IT outages and downtime, as 41% of data is compromised during a cyberattack, according to the latest Veeam® 2024 Ransomware Trends Report.

Veeam Software introduced Veeam Data Cloud Vault, a cloud-based storage service that enables users to securely store backup data off-site in an immutable and encrypted format. This service provides an additional layer of protection for critical information, ensuring data security and integrity.

Object First announced a significant enhancement to their Ootbi storage solution, increasing the storage capacity to 192TB on a single node. This new capability unlocks up to 768TB of usable immutable backup storage per cluster, allowing customers to manage storage capacity more efficiently and secure data backups without compromising performance.

Veeam Software has announced the upcoming introduction of Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE) support, responding to strong demand from its SMB customers and service providers.

Dell Technologies is advancing its data protection portfolio to enhance cyber resiliency across appliances, software, and as-a-service offerings amid rising cyber threats.

With ransomware attacks on the rise, there’s no easier-to-use solution for Veeam to protect your data than Ootbi by Object First.

A recent survey commissioned by Veeam revealed companies are feeling less protected and more concerned with the ability to recover and restore mission-critical data. That sense of vulnerability has organizations planning to spend more to fend off cyber-attacks while trying to alleviate the damage brought on by those attacks.

In November of last year, the Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance was launched with the mission of helping organizations simplify data protection, improve cybersecurity and enhance IT self-service capabilities. The appliance, with built-in PowerProtect Data Manager software, helps streamline backup and recovery operational management. Moreover, it provides an automated way to protect and secure traditional

There are numerous benefits to deploying a hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) system: scalability, performance, flexibility, security, and in most cases, management. An HCI deployment is suitable for edge, remote, or branch-office environments or large enterprises with the ability to easily scale storage requirements from TBs to PBs. Even more importantly, HCI can be rolled out on-premises,