Tag: Backup

ExaGrid 7.4.0 – Enhanced Data Protection and Resilience

ExaGrid has announced the release of version 7.4.0 of its Tiered Backup Storage solution, introducing powerful new features tailored for Managed Service Providers (MSPs). This update reinforces ExaGrid’s commitment to delivering secure, scalable, and high-performance backup infrastructure, especially in the face of growing ransomware threats and complex multi-tenant environments.

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Offline versus Immutable Backups

An air-gap or offline is a way of isolating your critical data by separating a copy either physically (removing the tape out of the drive) or not accessible from the network ( network ports or routes disabled). An immutable backup is a copy of data that has role-based access controls and other types of authentications …

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Why backup directly to Object Storage?

Hello, I do expect the on-prem object storage adoption to go through the roof with backup solutions support for backing up directly to object storage. The ratio between the on-prem and cloud looks to be about 50/50. Thanks to S3 endpoint names often carrying a hint on the object storage device behind it, it is …

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Protect your data with Veeam and Wasabi

Many organizations still view cloud storage as less secure than air-gapped, offline storage. These organizations feel that if data is connected to a network, it can be accidentally deleted or susceptible to ransomware. The traditional method of air gapping data for protection meant that an organization’s data was stored offline in an LTO tape cartridge …

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Wasabi – Object Lock feature spotlight

Hi, I’m in Vegas this week for VeeamON 2022, just had a sneak peek of some of the content, and some very cool demos to look out for (a special session by Rick Vanover). Moving to S3-compatible object storage next. An interesting trend is the adoption of S3-compatible object storage by enterprises. If in 2021, …

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