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  • Object First Introduces Ootbi: Ransomware-proof Storage Appliance Designed for Veeam Customers

    Ootbi stands for “out-of-the-box immutability” and delivers simple, powerful, and affordable on-premises backup storage

    BEVERLY, Mass. – February 14 – Object First launches Ootbi — the first backup storage appliance designed for Veeam® Software, the leader in Modern Data Protection.

  • Object First Introduces Ootbi: Ransomware-proof Storage Appliance Designed for Veeam Customers

    “The ability to store massive amounts of unstructured data has led to object storage becoming the de facto choice for cloud storage, but current on-premises solutions aren’t optimized for backup and recovery. This makes data management options unnecessarily complex and expensive, requiring more resources and overhead,” said David Bennett, CEO at Object First.

  • Veeam Promises to SWAT away Ransomware

    Data protector Veeam has announced Backup & Replication v12 with 500-plus new features and enhancements, including direct-to-object-storage backup, better immutability, cyber resiliency, hybrid cloud protection and a new ransomware warranty with a SWAT recovery team.

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    Blocks & Files by Chris Mellor
  • Safer Internet Day 2023: 19 Experts Share Best Practices for Online Safety

    Safer Internet Day is the perfect opportunity for everyone to create a safe online environment. To protect against ransomware, our VP of Product Tony Liau, advises organizations stay prepared with immutable backup to ensure files are recovered without modifications.

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    Spiceworks Ziff Davis by Prajakta Patil
  • Data Privacy Day 2023: Tips and Views from Top Industry Experts

    “The internet may be written in stone, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start taking privacy seriously now.” That’s advice from our own Anthony Cusimano. In fact, Data Privacy Week is meant to educate the value of ever-evolving data. Continue learning from industry experts in the latest from VMblog.

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    VMblog.com by Anthony Cusimano
  • Data Privacy Day 2023: 7 Experts Share Data Protection Best Practices

    In honor of Data Privacy Day, Anthony Cusimano encourages everyone to take back control of their data by understanding how businesses and bad actors can use it. Whether your data has been exposed in the past or you share a lot online, the more recent the data, the more valuable it is.

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    Spiceworks Ziff Davis by Prajakta Patil
  • Cloud Alone Isn’t Enough – 3 Tips to Improve Cybersecurity

    Cybercriminals have continuously attacked enterprises in the cloud, whether through data breaches due to poor security measures or cyber criminals accessing sensitive data by account hijacking. With increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, having a reliable security posture is essential. Check out these top 3 tips from Tony Liau for staying secure while reaping the benefits of the cloud, via VMblog.

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    VMblog.com by Tony Liau
  • How Tech Leaders Can Reduce Workplace Burnout

    Employee satisfaction is important for any organization, but for tech workers, it is a crucial part of cybersecurity strategy. Object First’s CEO David Bennett recently met with Bill Doerrfeld to discuss how to reduce burnout.

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    Acceleration Economy Network by Bill Doerrfeld
  • Object First 2023 Predictions: Data backup will experience a moment of reckoning on ransomware resiliency in 2023

    It’s a matter of time before a cloud provider gets hit by a sophisticated bad actor. Paired with increased natural disasters and an unreliable supply chain, this should alert organizations to look for additional data storage options now.  On-prem object storage for backups is a perfect solution to said concerns, says Anthony Cusimano, Director of Technical Marketing at Object First.

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    VMblog.com by Anthony Cusimano
  • To Prepare for 2023, Invest in Ransomware Immutability and Avoid Modern-day Bank Robbery

    Avoid Business Extinction by Investing in Immutability in 2023
    In 2022, US financial institutions processed over $1B dollars in ransomware payments. This makes it indisputable that the lack of awareness about ransomware and the flimsiness of the backup and recovery approach in terms of cybersecurity puts companies’ business continuity at grave risk. To address that, Anthony Cusimano, Director for Technical Marketing at Object First, recommends investing in out-of-the-box immutable on-premises backup storage in 2023 without delay.

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    Global Banking & Finance Review by Anthony Cusimano