Articles about Veeam

Data confidence and AI readiness across Africa

ITWeb and Veeam are conducting a survey to explore data trust, resilience and AI readiness across the continent.

Is your business resilient by design?

For business leaders who are yet to question if their data is actually safe, it’s time to do so, says SevenC Managed IT Services.

Safe AI at scale requires centralised control, monitoring

When scaling AI, organisations need the ability to classify, govern and continuously monitor all of their data and AI, says Veeam.

Agentic AI growth demands data resilience first

Veeam executives say safe AI adoption is being outpaced by growth, as cyber threats and compliance demands intensify.

Organisations delusional about ransomware recovery capability

Tech professionals weigh in on issue adding complexity to cyber security resilience and management.

ITWeb TV Biz: The gap between business security confidence and reality

ITWeb TV Biz speaks to Veeam's Brendan Widlake and Ian Engelbrecht about the Veeam and ITWeb Data Resilience Survey.

It’s possible to safely accelerate AI at scale – Veeam

The data management and resilience company will offer insight into trust, ethical innovation and the role of data at the ITWeb AI Summit 2026.

Veeam makes two senior appointments for SA

The hires add sales leadership and technical expertise as the company continues to expand its local footprint.

CASA Software announces SA availability of Nexsan VHR-Series

Nexsan VHR-Series is Nexsan’s enterprise-class immutable backup storage appliance designed for Veeam Hardened Repository.

Diopoint: Empowering business transformation through customer-centric IT solutions

Diopoint helps companies simplify IT operations through next-generation hyper-converged infrastructure solutions.

White paper: From risk to resilience: Securing Kubernetes compliance

The white paper explores the evolving landscape of compliance for organisations that use Kubernetes.

Cyber Resilience Playbook for Microsoft 365 + Entra ID

Modern ransomware explicitly targets SaaS ecosystems by exploiting shared responsibility gaps, misconfigured access and identity misuse.