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May 17


PROTECT YOUR DATA WITH VEEAM AND WASABI

 * By Christopher GLEMOT in Backup, Cloud, Data Protection, Object Storage,
   Ransomware, Veeam, 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 or HDD that was
disconnected from power sources. Retrieving data stored in this fashion could
take many hours to days and is vulnerable to bit rot or damage that could
ultimately destroy the data. Object Lock removes the perceived vulnerability of
errant deletion or ransomware while keeping the integrity of the data, and
having the data readily available and instantly accessible. Here’s a blog post
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May 16


WASABI – OBJECT LOCK FEATURE SPOTLIGHT

 * By Christopher GLEMOT in Backup, Cloud, Data Protection, Object Storage,
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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, data
showed that object storage was almost exclusively used by enterprise customers,
these days there is also a long tail of smaller deployments on vendors like
Wasabi (Cloud Hot Storage). It’s a very interesting solution, I encourage you to
visit the Wasabi stand if you participate at VeeamON in Vegas (exhibitors area).
With it, you can store your data by making data storage simple, affordable,
fast, and secure (compliance, sovereignty). Basically, there are many use cases,
such as offsite backup, especially with Veeam. Shortly, I will publish some blog
posts about Wasabi with Veeam. Here’s a blog post about the Object Lock feature
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May 15


VEEAM AND THE S3-COMPATIBLE OBJECT STORAGE SOLUTIONS

 * By Christopher GLEMOT in Backup, Cloud, Object Storage, Storage, Veeam,
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Talking about the 4 hyperscalers (Amazon/Azure/Google/IBM), as expected Amazon
and Azure are unquestionable leaders leaving just a few percent of the Veeam
backup market to IBM and Google. While among the last two, IBM seems to be
laser-focused on larger customers as indicated by a few times higher average
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Mar 15


CRITICAL VULNERABILITIES DISCOVERED IN VEEAM PRODUCTS

 * By Philippe DUPUIS in Backup, Cryptolocker, Data Protection, Veeam, Veeam
   Agent for Windows, Veeam B&R 10, Veeam B&R 11, Veeam B&R 9.5, Vulnerability
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Veeam annouced patches for critical vulnerabilities impacting their products
this weekend. The flaws has been uncovevered by Positive Technologies, a
cybersecurity company based in South Korea.
Let’s take a closer look to this vulnerabilities found.



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VEEAM AGENT ERROR “FAILED TO PROCESS : BIOS UUID HAS BEEN MODIFIED, PLEACE
RESCAN THE HOST “

 * By Philippe DUPUIS in Backup, Veeam, Veeam Agent for Windows, Veeam B&R 11,
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