Veritas That’s Cloud Control
Veritas NetBackup 10: Delivering a more cost-effective, secure, and sustainable cloud.
Veritas NetBackup™ 10 is the industry’s first cloud-optimized, at-scale data protection solution that protects and manages data on-premises, in the cloud, and in cloud-native SaaS applications. NetBackup 10 radically simplifies data protection, streamlines cyber-resiliency, and advances visibility and insights into data from the edge to the core to the cloud.
Today's Top Security Challenges
Cloud-native capabilities meant to protect the organization’s data and systems are nowhere near robust enough to handle today’s threats. That’s why it is critical for all IT teams, especially those using cloud technologies, to realize they can’t achieve true business and operational resiliency with standard cloud-native security tools.
Managing the Top Pain Points of the Cloud
Cloud strategies are getting complicated. As organizations shift assets to the cloud, many realize that mismanaged storage can lead to significant costs. Although the cloud delivers numerous benefits, it also introduces new challenges in critical areas such as security, uncertainty, cost, and complexity.
Zero Trust Fundamentals
In our industry, a large amount of confusion has developed around the definition of Zero Trust, what it is and what it isn’t. Problematic misconceptions—like that Zero Trust can be bought with a single product—are spreading wildly, which can lead to serious vulnerabilities and consequences for ransomware resiliency.
Best Practices and Strategies for Secure Cloud Data Management
Proper data security requires the right tools. Veritas cloud solutions provide a multi-layered cyber security strategy that extends into cloud technologies to safeguard data, keeping your business resilient and your teams in control, with 99.999 percent uptime.
Cross-Cloud AI-Powered Anomaly Detection
Anomaly detection is a powerful early warning system that tracks and alerts for out-of-the-ordinary activity or strange behaviors of your cloud data and user activity. Essentially, it helps to see problems before they occur. Detecting these anomalies is now a critical practice for data security, as anomalies can be indicators of a security breach, a hardware or software problem, shifting customer demands, or any number of challenges that require immediate attention.
