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Webinar: Turn up the BaaS with Veeam Data Cloud webinar recording | SA News

18 June 2025 by Guest

Webinar: Turn up the BaaS with Veeam Data Cloud webinar recording.

Webinar: Turn up the BaaS with Veeam Data Cloud webinar recording.


As cyber criminals increasingly target backups, organisations are turning to backup as a service (BaaS) to strengthen business resilience. At a complimentary ITWeb and ITWeb Africa webinar, brought to you in partnership with Veeam Software South Africa, experts highlighted the growing need for advanced, immutable backup solutions.

With 96% of ransomware attacks targeting backups and Microsoft 365 being a primary target, proactive cyber recovery is now essential. Ninety-two percent of businesses plan to increase their data protection budgets, and BaaS adoption is expected to rise to 75% in three years.

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