BDRaaS Briefing: When the Backup Tool Holds the Keys
ConnectWise Cloud Backup becomes the way in, a Google London zone goes dark, Cohesity reaches the sovereign clouds and Veeam badges sovereign providers.
ConnectWise Cloud Backup becomes the way in, a Google London zone goes dark, Cohesity reaches the sovereign clouds and Veeam badges sovereign providers.
Veeam ships iResOps for Microsoft 365, Commvault and HYCU chase AI agents, Acronis puts money behind recovery, and AhsayCBS needs patching again.
Veeam 13.1 adds stand-alone Hyper-V recovery, OVHcloud opens a SecNumCloud cloud, 11:11 takes IBM’s VMware customers, and ransomware hits Japan’s IDCF Cloud.
Bacula ships vendor-independent recovery, Cohesity brings AD forest recovery to air-gapped sites, NetApp pilots sovereign Keystone, and MSP360 targets Proxmox.
Delete a security group in Entra ID and it is gone. Permanently. No recycle bin, no thirty day window, no support ticket that brings it back. Microsoft 365 groups are recoverable for thirty days. Security groups and distribution groups are…
Cohesity ships clean room recovery, Slide previews Microsoft 365 backup, Keepit signs an Italian distributor, and Veeam Agent for Windows gets a public exploit.
The European Commission puts EUR 180m behind four European cloud providers, Keepit passes $100m ARR on the same argument, and Proxmox backup goes free.
One exercise, three audiences. Turning a restore test into evidence that satisfies an underwriter, a supervisor and your own organisation, without writing it three times.
Scality ships fleet management for backup-as-a-service providers, LucidLink launches an MSP programme, and N-central is being exploited. Patch first.
A restore job measures one phase. Your contract measures all seven. Where recovery time actually goes, and what an RTO number looks like when somebody asks you to stand over it.