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Immutable Veeam Backups on Cloudian Hyperstore
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Welcome back to Is that how it happened? I'm your host, The Vanimal, and today we are diving deep into a game-changing approach to enterprise data security: Immutable Veeam Backups on Cloudian Hyperstore.
If you are an IT manager, you know that ransomware attacks and rising storage costs are two of the biggest threats to your critical assets. That's why we're exploring how the integration of Veeam Backup & Replication v12 with Cloudian Hyperstore is revolutionizing data protection.
In this episode, we will unpack the Direct-to-Object storage workflow. We'll explain how this new architecture allows you to write your backup data directly to Cloudian's S3-compatible on-premises object storage in a single step, completely eliminating the need for a costly intermediate primary backup tier. This streamlined approach not only saves time but can also reduce your storage costs by up to 70% compared to traditional enterprise storage or public cloud solutions.
Most importantly, we'll discuss the ultimate defense against hackers: S3 Object Lock. We'll detail how this feature creates bullet-proof, immutable backups that make your data 100% tamper-proof. Because this data is made unchangeable for a set period of time, cybercriminals and malware cannot encrypt, alter, or delete it. We will break down how this ensures you always have a clean data copy for a rapid, reliable recovery—without ever paying a ransom.
Stay tuned as we explore how to simplify your backup workflow, slash your infrastructure costs, and lock ransomware out for good!