Veeam leverages Isilon's SnapshotIQ technology to grab only the deltas (changed files and folders) between the current and previous snapshot

Randy Weis articulates the different levels of Disaster Recovery in an IT organization depending on the acceptable RPO and RTO

By now you've probably heard about many exciting features coming in Veeam v12. While security and direct-to-object storage enhancements...

Validating database backups are crucial for ensuring restores are actually useable. Veeam makes this easy.

An under the radar enhancement in Veeam v11a is that AIX servers can now be centrally monitored and managed from Veeam's backup server

Automagically Scan Backups for Ransomware with Veeam. We are scanning the backup as soon as it completes for ransomware.

Easily script integration between Veeam ONE and ServiceNow. Veeam ONE has over 200 alarms for VMware, Hyper-v and Veeam Backup

The main requirement in a ransomware strategy needs to be the ability to recover quickly.

A summary on AWS Backup for VMware vs the competition ( Veeam mainly)

Veeam and DellEMC have partnered together for the long awaited Veeam Storage Plug-in for PowerMax!

This post has been on my to-do list for a while now. It won't be my most technical or longest post by any means, but it's a topic that...

Leveraging the Veeam Data Integration API to scan Linux backups for Malware is a great tool in the toolbelt to help mitigate ransomware

Scoped access in Exchange for backup and restore by going through creating management scopes, dynamic groups and role groups in Exchange

Not only it is important to have a solution that can protect your databases running on EC2s, but also it is crucial that it's cost effective

Much like SQL and Oracle it is common to use native tools such as mysqldump to protect databases. These dumps can target a local file on dis

DBAs are the lifeblood to a company's most important data. They arguably care about backups and restores more than backup admins

Setting up 2FA on Veeam servers (backup server, proxy and repository) should help you sleep at night

Tags in principle sound great! Actually putting it into practice and implementing them at a large scale is a challenge though.

It is important to have alarms that can notify you or even take automatic action as changes in the environment effect backups.

Whether you're creating net-new workloads in Azure or moving on-premises workloads to Azure, it is crucial to protect that data.