Category: Data Protection

Backup with Trusted Repository Storage

Backup with trusted repository storage is essential (secure, reliable and efficient). Here’s a fresh example of data loss issues Veeam is seeing in support (Anton Gostev’s Weekly Word) from users who chose “low-end” NAS as their backup storage. What makes this one worth highlighting here is the usage of NFS protocol, which removes all those …

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[REPLAY] Arrow and Veeam Talk Show 2021

Hi! Thank you for coming in a great number last week to Arrow Talk Show event focused on Cloud and Digital Transformation. I had the opportunity to participate in a live show in French with Veeam Software, Arrow and, Aviti, talking about: Cloud, Digital Transformation, Data Protection and Security. Watch the recording of the live …

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Veeam Hardened Linux Repository – Part I

Hello, before tackling the subject of your presence, allow me to briefly introduce myself: I am Philippe DUPUIS, I‘m a french Data Management and Security engineer working with Christopher (Be indulgent if you notice some English grammar failures, my mother tongue is French 😊). I specialize in Data Protection and Governance, Disaster Recovery, Security, Cloud …

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Secure IT Live #1 – Protect your Backup

Hi, I have the opportunity to participate in a live webcast in French for the first “Secure IT Live” (online event) between Veeam Software, ExaGrid, Quantum and Monaco Digital – Avangarde (Secure IT Live #1 – Protect your Backup). Topic: Building a backup architecture Secure by design (tips), and protecting against ransomware attacks. Join our …

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Veeam improves the engine in version 11

Veeam is getting really close to shipping their v11 platform update. As usual, the first thing Veeam will do is share the RTM build with all of their partners, to give them some time to get acquainted with the new versions before they become generally available in a few weeks. Then, Veeam improves the engine …

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