I’ve been lucky enough to spend some time testing Veeam’s v13 beta appliance (Before it was released this week) But it’s not just the new features in Backup & Replication that I’ve been working with—it’s their brand-new hardened Linux-based appliances. This release combines a modern design with a security-first approach. Sure, Veeam has updated the […]
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Data protection strategies are evolving to combat increasingly sophisticated threats like ransomware and accidental deletions. One of the most effective safeguards is immutable backups, which prevent backup data from being altered or deleted for a defined retention period. Veeam Backup & Replication offers robust support for immutability, but implementing it effectively requires careful planning. This
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If you’ve used Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365, you probably know it backs up data by accesses files directly—and sometimes that can lead to quirky issues with data in OneDrive and SharePoint. I ran into one with OneNote that stumped both Veeam and Microsoft support, and I thought it was pretty interesting. After poking around,
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Rethinking SaaS: It’s Not Just About Backups Anymore We’ve all heard the phrase “backups are old news.” Sure — the concept of protecting systems with backups has been around for decades. But while traditional backup strategies focus on saving copies of files or systems in case something breaks, a new conversation is emerging. One where
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When it comes to data protection, one question keeps coming up: should you make your backups immutable? In simple terms: yes—immutable backups are those that cannot be changed or deleted for a specified period of time. That sounds great in theory—but is it always the right choice? Let’s break it down. The Case for Immutability
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