When looking at Microsoft Azure backup and recovery solutions here are some key factors to consider when making your decision:
- Transparent pricing, low backup costs, compression and storage options
- Encryption, key management service, role-based access, reporting and health checks
- Single console, data portability, flexible licensing and data intelligence
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When looking at Amazon Web Services (AWS) backup and recovery solutions here are some key factors to consider when making your decision:
- Transparent pricing, low backup costs, compression and storage options
- Encryption, key management service, role-based access, reporting and health checks
- Single console, data portability, flexible licensing and data intelligence
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With cyberattacks becoming more sophisticated, securing Kubernetes deployments is critical. The complexity of Kubernetes environments, with their mix of third-party tools and open-source components, increases the risk of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities. This white paper explores the four key areas of Kubernetes security, offering practical insights to reduce risk and strengthen your defenses.
Read this guide to:
- Understand the cloud provider’s and cloud user’s role in security
- Learn effective strategies for securing Kubernetes nodes, APIs, and workloads
- Discover how to reduce vulnerabilities through code reviews and automated tools
Ransomware attacks have become a daily occurrence, affecting organizations of all sizes and industries. This e-book aims to provide a guide on ransomware recovery, drawing insights from real-life experiences and expert advice.
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Use this guide to prepare by implementing strong cybersecurity measures, a comprehensive backup strategy, and a powerful incident response plan.
Discover the transformative power of containerization with Kubernetes and how Red Hat OpenShift amplifies deployment, security, and management in a hybrid cloud world. This e-book provides insights into:
- Effortlessly orchestrating containers
- Migrating and scaling with agility
- Securing and protecting enterprise data
Ransomware poses a growing threat to Kubernetes environments by exploiting vulnerabilities such as misconfigurations, credential theft, and supply chain attacks. This e-book explores the prevalence and impact of ransomware on Kubernetes clusters and provides actionable strategies for prevention, recovery, and data protection.
By reading this guide, you will:
- Understand Kubernetes ransomware threats and attack vectors
- Learn best practices for prevention and recovery
- See how to leverage Veeam Kasten for secure, automated backups
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), also known as a hosting service, provides remote IT resources and/or services enabling organizations to host websites, databases, applications and other critical systems, usually using a hypervisor platform. Customer data that resides in the Service Provider’s infrastructure should be protected, however this can be a great challenge without a proper solution in place.
Service Providers can build a Veeam-powered service to provide managed or unmanaged Backup and Disaster Recovery on top of their IaaS offering. This document describes the most effective way to architect Veeam Backup & Replication for this use case when using VMware vSphere or Cloud Director as your IaaS platform.
This white paper is designed for Australian Federal & State agencies as well as nominated critical infrastructure environments looking to achieve maturity level 2 or 3 compliance within the ASD & ACSC Essential Eight. The Essential Eight has been designed to protect organization’s internet and non-internet-connected information technology platforms and networks. It is a recommended security baseline for government and systems assigned to critical infrastructure. This is a guide focused on the evolving cyberthreat landscape to help agencies and organizations protect against the following:
- Targeted cyber intrusions (advanced persistent threats) and other external adversaries who steal backup data
- Ransomware and external adversaries who destroy backup data and prevent computers/networks from functioning
- Malicious insiders who steal data
- Malicious insiders who destroy backup data and prevent computers/networks from functioning
This is a guide only, built around both Industry best practices and recommendations highlighted by the Australian Signals Directorate and Australian Cyber Security Centre, and will not guarantee data loss or cyberthreats occurring. By implementing the recommendations in this white paper, organizations will significantly increase recovery efforts in the event of a cyberattack for faster return to business continuity. They will be able to remove non-activated dormant threats during recovery operations, as well as reduce the blast radius from a cyberattack.