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VeeamON 2024 to Showcase the Future of Intelligent Data Protection

Veeam Software, the leading provider in data protection and ransomware recovery, has announced its annual flagship event, VeeamON, taking place from June 3-5, 2024, at The Diplomat Beach Resort in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., as well as online. Celebrating its 10th year, VeeamON brings together the latest innovations from Veeam, hands-on learning opportunities, and a chance

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Veeam Software, the leading provider in data protection and ransomware recovery, has announced its annual flagship event, VeeamON, taking place from June 3-5, 2024, at The Diplomat Beach Resort in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., as well as online. Celebrating its 10th year, VeeamON brings together the latest innovations from Veeam, hands-on learning opportunities, and a chance to connect with a global community of data experts, IT leaders, and security specialists.

Key speakers at this year’s event include Veeam’s CEO, Anand Eswaran, Chief Product Officer Anton Gostev, Vice President of Enterprise Strategy and Acting CTO Dave Russell, and Vice President of Product Strategy Rick Vanover, alongside esteemed customers, partners, and industry experts. The event will feature over 40 breakout sessions covering topics ranging from ransomware threats to data freedom, a solutions expo offering extensive networking opportunities, LabWarz, and exclusive on-site super sessions.

Rick Jackson, Chief Marketing Officer at Veeam, emphasized the significance of VeeamON, stating, “VeeamON is where the IT data protection and security community comes together to learn, exchange ideas, and build connections. As the premier annual event in the industry, we’re thrilled to host our 10th VeeamON, where we will explore the convergence of data protection, cyber resilience, and artificial intelligence to create a more secure and resilient world. This is where radical resilience happens.”

The latest Veeam Ransomware Trends Report underscores the importance of uniting data protection and IT security teams to align on cyber resilience, ensuring businesses not only recover from disruption but emerge stronger and more resilient. Veeam will delve deeper into its strategic research on ransomware during the event, offering insights into susceptibility to attacks, frequency of cyber incidents, and how Veeam protects its 450,000 customers, including notable organizations such as the City of Fort Lauderdale, North Kansas City Schools, Siemens, TechnipFMC, and Ultra Energy, against evolving cyber threats.

Veeam will also unveil exclusive insights into its latest product innovations and company news, including Veeam Data Cloud, providing resilient data protection and recovery for multi-cloud environments. Additionally, Veeam will share updates on securely architecting infrastructure, managing unpredictable cloud cost models, and achieving radical resilience.

VeeamON 2024 will feature the highly competitive LabWarz event, where global experts test their skills in a Veeam-driven obstacle course. Participants stand a chance to win a total of $10,000 and custom Veeam Kicks sneakers at the in-person event, with first place receiving $5,000, second place $3,000, and third place $2,000. Online participants can also vie for a custom pair of Veeam Kicks.

Lastly, VeeamON 2024 offers attendees the opportunity to distinguish themselves and obtain their Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) credentials. With preparation time beginning as early as June 2, attendees can take advantage of discounted exam packages and celebrate their certification status.

Diamond Sponsors for VeeamON 2024 include ExaGrid, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Lenovo, and Microsoft, with Platinum sponsors Backblaze, Hitachi, Pure Storage, Scality, and Wasabi, among others.

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