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No standing still: Zero Trust and cybersecurity
Cyberattacks are growing in speed and scale, costing businesses billions — recent incidents hit Jaguar Land Rover, WestJet, and Collins Aerospace. With public trust in data handling already low, companies need modernized security strategies. Zero Trust, built on "never trust, always verify," limits breach damage by confining access rather than relying on a single perimeter. Despite 96% of firms planning adoption, only 35% have implemented it, highlighting an urgent need for cross-industry action and consistent standards.
Veeam appoints Philip Goldie as Vice President for Australia and New Zealand
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Veeam has appointed Philip Goldie as Vice President for Australia and New Zealand. The appointment comes as the company highlights increasing enterprise focus on AI adoption and the data risks that accompany it. Goldie is expected to lead Veeam's regional strategy as demand grows for data protection and resilience solutions in the ANZ market.
Microsoft VSS: Still Essential, But Not the Whole Story
Microsoft's Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) has long been central to Windows backup and recovery, enabling consistent snapshots without interrupting operations. However, its limitations — including Windows-only support, scalability constraints, and dependency on VSS-aware applications — mean it shouldn't be the sole data protection strategy. Organizations are advised to pair VSS with additional tools for comprehensive, cross-platform coverage.