Companies must offload their backup to the specialists to cope with their security and backup management challenges, says Veeam.
Expert BaaS the key to data resilience in cloud-driven Africa Matthew Lee , Cloud and Hosting Manager: Sub Saharan Africa, Veeam .
Lee says: “As organisations become digitally transformed, they are moving away from the traditional stock systems to modern, cloud-friendly solutions. They are embracing public, private and hybrid cloud environments and the ever-growing software as a service solutions. As you can appreciate, these environments have the tendency to become more complex if not managed correctly.
“Africa definitely is a target for a growing number of ransomware attacks, possibly because the continent lagged behind the rest of the world in terms of digital development in the past,” Lee says. Lee notes that Veeam is the world leader in data resilience, specialising in backup and recovery solutions for workloads in the cloud, on-premises and at remote sites.
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