Veeam focuses on data center, SAS and cloud to drive future revenue growth
Veeam focuses on data center, SAS and cloud to drive future revenue growth - SiliconANGLE
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Veeam focuses on data center, SAS and cloud to drive future revenue growth - SiliconANGLE
When COVID-19 arrived in early 2020, enterprises’ first priority was to patch together a communications and information-sharing infrastructure that could sustain operations until work could return to normal. A year later, returns are on hold, and enterprises are rethinking their visions of “normal.” They’re reimagining their workplaces and their business practices – embracing more flexible models that take advantage of the benefits of edge technologies. Edge computing is defined loosely as a model that brings computational, data storage and connectivity resources closer to the locat...
Ghost Town Security: What Threats Lurk in Abandoned Offices? Millions of office buildings and campuses were rapidly abandoned during the pandemic. Now it's a year later. What happened in those office parks and downtown ghost towns? What security dangers lurk there now, waiting to ambush returning businesses? (image by Rob Dobi, via Adobe Stock) Take a bow, ye in IT and infosec, for pulling off the biggest, baddest save-the-world action in the heat of a pandemic. Because of you, businesses keep running even when there isn't anyone in the building to keep the lights on and the machines patched....
Four steps you can take to protect your strategic information Published 3 months ago Rick Vanover, Senior Director, Product Strategy, Veeam The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the spotlight back on that pesky security issue that organisations have struggled with for years. Workers are connecting to corporate networks from more devices than ever before – but moves to protect, manage and back up the sensitive information in those networks aren’t keeping pace. The problem’s getting worse. Studies show the number of connections spiked suddenly during the pandemic, as workers handle more miss...