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DRaaS, short for Disaster Recovery as a Service, provides a cloud-based way to protect and recover business systems after a disruptive event. By replicating and hosting data, infrastructure, and applications off-site, these services make it possible to restore critical operations quickly without needing traditional, hardware-heavy setups. Organizations use DRaaS solutions to reduce downtime, preserve data integrity, and maintain business continuity, all while meeting their recovery point (RPO) and recovery time objectives (RTO).
Backups have come a long way from nightly batch jobs and manual restores. In today’s world, backup platforms must meet modern demands across automation, compliance, and cloud agility. This shift is accelerating as AI capabilities mature and organizations face pressure to do more with less, especially in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. At the center of this evolution are Veeam backup cloud providers, who deliver solutions that combine automation, extensibility, and intelligence. Their role continues to grow as businesses modernize their data protection strategies while bracing for tighter regulations and more advanced cyberthreats.In this blog, we’ll break down how Veeam is evolving in three key areas of automation, APIs, and AI, and how Veeam backup cloud providers like OTAVA make these advancements actionable. As you’ll see, 95% of data breaches still trace back to human error, which makes this transformation urgent, not optional. How Automation Reshapes Veeam Backup Management Managing backup across distributed environments used to mean late nights and lots of manual oversight. With Veeam, that’s no longer the case. Today, automation is built into nearly every part of the platform. From Manual Tasks to Intelligent Orchestration Veeam allows administrators to automate everything from job creation to data validation. That…
Downtime hurts. For small businesses, it can be fatal. According to recent industry data, outages cost companies an average of $9,000 per minute. That’s a staggering figure when every dollar counts.
Discover the most aggressive types of ransomware targeting healthcare in 2025. Learn how to protect systems and patient data with layered strategies.
Cloud services are no longer a niche solution for tech companies. Today, they are foundational to how modern businesses run, adapt, and grow. Instead of pouring resources into physical servers and on-site infrastructure, organizations now choose flexible, virtual environments delivered securely over the internet. The shift is accelerating. According to Gartner, global public cloud spending is expected to reach $720 billion in 2025. Growth is fueled by the rise of artificial intelligence, the exponential scale of data, and business demand for flexibility and resilience. As more organizations adopt hybrid and multi-cloud architectures, the benefits of cloud services become impossible to ignore. Let us take a closer look at how businesses can make cloud work for them. The Benefits of Cloud Managed Services Cloud environments do more than host workloads. With the right provider, they become strategic assets that accelerate innovation and protect business continuity. The sections below explore the most valuable benefits of cloud services and how we deliver them through OTAVA’s Managed Azure and private cloud platforms. 1. On-Demand Flexibility Rigid systems slow you down. That is the reality for many companies that still rely on traditional IT setups. Cloud changes that. Instead of buying more hardware every time…
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Data breaches in the financial sector are happening more frequently, and the damage they cause is growing. In 2024 alone, the average cost of a data breach in the financial industry reached a staggering $4.88 million. This number highlights how vulnerable banks are to cyberattacks. Banks handle some of the most sensitive data in the world, including customer identities, financial records, and payment information. This makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals seeking financial gain or disruption. Protecting this data is not just about preventing theft but about preserving customer trust and meeting strict compliance standards. Adopting data protection best practices is essential for banks. These measures protect sensitive data and support regulatory compliance and business continuity. Understanding the Challenges in Banking Data Protection The digital transformation of banking has introduced new challenges in data security. These include: Fragmentation of Data Across Multi-Cloud Environments Today’s banks operate in highly complex IT environments. Data is scattered across on-premises servers, private clouds, public clouds, and various third-party systems. This fragmentation makes it harder to monitor data access and enforce security controls. Managing such widespread data increases the risk of unauthorized access. Without centralized visibility, sensitive information can easily slip through the cracks, creating…
The digital age has brought unprecedented opportunities for businesses to innovate and grow. However, this progress comes with significant risks. Cyber threats like ransomware, phishing, and insider attacks are on the rise, targeting businesses of all sizes. According to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach report, the global average cost of a data breach reached $4.88 million in 2024. This alarming statistic highlights the need for businesses to implement data protection best practices to safeguard their operations and assets. The stakes are high, and the challenges are complex, but there is hope. Our S.E.C.U.R.E.™ Framework at OTAVA provides a comprehensive approach to fortifying your data security posture. What Are Data Protection Best Practices? Data protection best practices are a set of strategies, tools, and policies designed to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access, corruption, or loss. These practices ensure that data is not only secure but also accessible when needed. They rest on three fundamental pillars: At OTAVA, we turn these principles into practical solutions. This ties directly into the “U” in our S.E.C.U.R.E.™ Framework: Undo. The idea is to take quick action to isolate and restore infected data so your business can get back to normal without missing a…
A disaster recovery plan is a carefully constructed document that outlines how businesses can respond to unexpected events. It provides a roadmap for minimizing damage, protecting data, and resuming operations quickly after disruptions like cyberattacks, natural disasters, or power outages. For small businesses, having such a plan can mean the difference between survival and permanent closure.
