Veeam expands Consumption model to EU and UK, adds ransomware protection

StorageReview.com Brian Beeler highlights how Object First removes traditional barriers to immutable storage and expands access globally, bringing the Consumption model to the EU and UK.

Immutable storage doesn’t have to be complex or costly. Brian Beeler at StorageReview.com recognizes how Object First is simplifying ransomware-proof protection for Veeam Software users.

Customers, resellers, and service providers now have the flexibility to choose the traditional CapEx model or the modern pay-per-use Consumption model, which offers secure, simple and powerful immutable backup storage without any up-front investments or hardware lifecycle costs.

StorageReview.com Brian Beeler highlights how Object First removes traditional barriers to immutable storage and expands access globally, bringing the Consumption model to the EU and UK.

Immutable storage doesn’t have to be complex or costly. Brian Beeler at StorageReview.com recognizes how Object First is simplifying ransomware-proof protection for Veeam Software users.

Customers, resellers, and service providers now have the flexibility to choose the traditional CapEx model or the modern pay-per-use Consumption model, which offers secure, simple and powerful immutable backup storage without any up-front investments or hardware lifecycle costs.

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I had some very positive customer feedback about the implementation of an Object First on-premise target for their Veeam Software backup. Immutability out of the box, and very quick and easy to provision. This is certainly worth considering as part of your data resilience strategy, and Softcat are best-placed to help you examine your options.

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