
Volume 343, Issue 4 · 10 articles from 2 issues
Veeam says data sovereignty must cover backups, copies and replicas, and explains four questions Veeam Data Platform helps answer with proof. Read more
Veeam's Brad Linch uses a UEFI firmware flaw to argue that organizations need recovery plans for attacks their detection tools cannot see. Read more
Veeam explains the costs of redundant, obsolete and trivial data and a six-step approach to automating data minimization. Read more
Veeam argues AI agent safety requires enforced boundaries plus trusted, recoverable data, citing its 2026 resilience report. Read more
Veeam explains the difference between backup and replication, how to tier workloads and why restore testing proves recoverability. Read more
Veeam's Halloween-themed post lists five data myths, such as 'we have backups, we're covered,' and the practices that counter each. Read more
Veeam summarizes an IDC snapshot placing Asia/Pacific education institutions on a five-level resilience maturity curve, reactive to self-optimising. Read more
Veeam pitches Veeam Data Platform as a single console for backing up AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and on-premises workloads. Read more
Veeam explains how replication, snapshot-based replication, CDP and DRaaS help meet tight RTOs and RPOs, and how they differ from backup. Read more
Veeam argues resilience is now a board-level operating model for AI-driven enterprises, citing its Data and AI Trust Gap report. Read more