Object First’s Ootbi delivers out-of-the-box, ransomware-proof storage with zero root access and built-in immutability. Designed for Veeam, it ensures backups stay tamper-proof even if attackers steal top credentials—no setup, just secure, tested protection.
As ransomware threats grow and AI demands surge, traditional backups aren’t enough. 96% of attacked orgs had their backups targeted. Immutability, Zero Trust, and on-prem recovery are now essential to protect data, minimize downtime, and ensure resilience.
To celebrate International Women in Engineering Day 2025, industry leaders share personal stories and powerful insights on progress, resilience, and the road ahead. Discover how women in tech are shaping a more inclusive, innovative future—together.
Ransomware is evolving—and now 96% of victims report that attackers also targeted their backups. As traditional defenses fail, immutable storage and Zero Trust are emerging as essential pillars for data protection. Discover how to reinforce your backup strategy.
June 27 marks MSME Day, recognizing the vital role small businesses play in economic growth. In Mexico, MiPyMEs make up 99.8% of all businesses. Yet many remain vulnerable to ransomware. Discover 3 key steps to simplify data protection and build true resilience.
Cloud-native environments offer agility and speed—but to unlock real value, enterprises must align tech with strategy. From automation and AI to FinOps and hybrid storage, Forbes Tech Council shares 20 expert tips for optimizing cloud adoption and driving results.
Object First, creator of Ootbi, was honored at the 2025 Storage Awards with "Immutable Storage Company of the Year" and "Editor’s Choice – Company." Recognized for innovation and trusted by IT pros, the firm continues to lead in ransomware-proof backup built on Zero Trust and purpose-built for Veeam.
Object First, creator of Ootbi, won two top honors at the 2025 Storage Awards in London: Immutable Storage Company of the Year and Editor’s Choice – Company. This marks its second consecutive public-voted win, highlighting trust in its ransomware-proof, Veeam-ready backup storage.
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Brazilian retail is set to reach R$2.75B this Valentine’s Day, but rising online sales also increase cybercrime risks. Experts warn of emotional phishing and AI-driven scams. Companies and consumers must stay vigilant, adopt security best practices, and protect personal data and backups.
