Multiple backup products found carrying a critical severity flaw allowing malicious actors to run arbitrary commands on ...
"A vulnerability within the Veeam Updater component that allows an attacker to utilize a Man-in-the-Middle attack to execute ...
IDrive, an industry leading cloud backup and storage service provider, is proud to announce that its IDrive e2 S3 Compatible Object Storage platform has successfully passed Veeam® Ready Object with ...
Veeam dominates the Europe data management and data protection market, but is only number four in the U.S. market, a situation Insight Partners hopes to change by pouring new resources into Veeam ...
Veeam Backup contains an updater that is vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. Attackers can inject malicious code.
However, we’re adding a global framework [to] give more rigor and a better, more consistent framework,’ says Larissa Crandall, Veeam’s vice president of global channel and alliances.
Bill shock and data sovereignty were among the biggest concerns companies have around public cloud, according to data backup ...
As a result, backup, recovery and cyber resilience should all come together under the same umbrella of data resilience, according to Anand Eswaran (pictured), chief executive officer of Veeam Soft ...
Data Protection leader Veeam Software has announced a Veeam Cyber Secure Programme that combines Veeam’s purpose-built technology with a team of experts to help enterprises prepare for ...
The new Scality ARTESCA pay-as-you-go licensing model is designed specifically for Cloud & Service Providers who integrate Veeam into their offerings. By positioning ARTESCA as the go-to backup target ...
This guide explains how to achieve application consistency in MySQL and MariaDB databases with Veeam Backup & Replication. To answer the Availability challenge, modern tools must do more than ...
This guide explains how to achieve application consistency in MySQL and MariaDB databases with Veeam Backup & Replication. To answer the Availability challenge, modern tools must do more than safely ...