Monday, April 29, 2024

The Platform makes all the SASE Difference: Register for our Webinar

Hi David,

For years, security experts used "best of breed" point solutions to adapt to evolving business needs and threats, straining IT budgets and reducing agility. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) aims to revolutionize this approach, providing a unified security platform that enhances business resilience and readiness for future challenges.

Join our webinar, led by Yishay Yovel, Chief Strategy Officer at Cato Networks, to learn:

  • What makes security platforms essential for so many enterprises today?
  • What are the key pillars of a comprehensive SASE platform?
  • What are the functional, operational, commercial, and even personal impacts created by deploying a true SASE platform?
  • What are customers experiencing after deploying SASE in their organizations?

See you there!


Kim White
Senior Business Development Manager

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Architecting Success: Your Blueprint for Microsoft 365 Backup

Hello David,

In this short, easy-to-read #1 Microsoft 365 backup guide from Veeam®, you'll learn:

  • What matters in your purchasing decision

  • How to plan your Microsoft 365 backup (including architecture and storage)

  • How to create backups and restore in just three steps

  • Deployment options including on-premises, public cloud and as-a-service through service providers

Contact a Veeam representative with just one-click and find the most-effective backup solution.

Thank you,
Veeam Team

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Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Essential Guide To Safe Well Water Maintenance

If your home relies on well water, ensuring its safety and quality is your direct responsibility. Contaminated well water can harbor harmful bacteria, viruses, and chemicals that pose serious health risks. This comprehensive guide will arm you with the knowledge and best practices to maintain your well and ensure your family's drinking water is safe.

Why Well Water Maintenance Matters

  • Health Protection: Well water must be free from contaminants that can cause illness, particularly for vulnerable populations like infants, the elderly, or those with compromised immune systems.
  • Long-Term Well Functionality: Preventative maintenance prolongs the life of your well system, reducing costly repairs and replacements.
  • Peace of Mind: Staying on top of well inspection and management allows you to trust the water you drink and use.

Key Steps for Maintaining Your Well

1. Well Construction and Location

  • Professional Installation: Hire licensed well drillers to ensure proper construction, preventing surface water contamination.
  • Safe Site: The well should be situated away from potential contamination sources like livestock areas, septic systems, or chemical storage.
  • Uphill Placement: Wells installed on a slope should be uphill from contamination sources.

2. Regular Well Inspections

  • Annual Checkups: Schedule yearly inspections with a qualified well contractor to assess your system's overall condition.
  • Look for Changes: Monitor your well for any signs of damage, including cracks in the casing, a damaged or missing well cap, or pooling water near the wellhead.
  • Professional Assistance: If you detect any issues, contact a well professional immediately for repair.

3. Water Testing

  • Annual Testing (Minimum): Test your water for bacteria and nitrates at least once a year with a certified lab.
  • Contamination Suspicions: Immediately test your water if you notice changes in taste, odor, or color.
  • Nearby Activities: Test more frequently if activities near your well increase the risk of contamination (e.g., agriculture, new construction).

4. Maintaining the Wellhead

  • Secure and Sanitary Well Cap: Ensure your well cap is tightly sealed and free of cracks. It should have a vermin-proof screen over the vent.
  • Ground Slope: The ground around the well should slope away to prevent water pooling.
  • Keep it Clear: Maintain a clutter-free area around the well to limit pest habitats and simplify inspection.

5. Protecting Your Well from Contamination

  • Safe Distances: Keep known contamination sources (septic systems, livestock, fertilizer storage) well away from your well, following your local regulations for distances.
  • Mindful Chemical Use: Avoid using pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers near the well.
  • Proper Waste Disposal: Never dispose of hazardous, chemical, or medical waste near your well.

Additional Tips

  • Well Records: Keep detailed records of well construction, testing results, and any repairs or maintenance.
  • Treatment Systems: If water tests indicate contamination, consider installing a suitable water treatment system.
  • Unused Wells: Decommission abandoned wells according to professional guidelines to protect groundwater.

The Importance of Professional Well Contractors

Always seek the expertise of licensed well contractors and pump installers for construction, repairs, and in-depth inspections. They possess the knowledge and tools to keep your well system operating effectively and safely.

By diligently following these guidelines, you'll significantly safeguard your family's health and ensure the longevity of your well water supply.

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Is a Microsoft 365 backup service right for you?

Hello David,

Keeping your data safe with a Microsoft 365 backup solution is essential. But let's face it, finding the time, skills, and money to run your backup can be a real challenge. That's why cloud-based backup services are becoming so appealing to companies using Microsoft 365.

Read "8 Benefits of a Backup Service for Microsoft 365" so you can decide if BaaS is the right choice for your organization. This new e-book includes:

  • The notable shift in the growing backup preference for an as a Service model

  • What backup service components the vendor manages versus the customer

  • Benefits of leveraging Backup as a Service to simplify your data protection strategy

  • And more!

Thank you,
Veeam Team

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Monday, April 22, 2024

Protect Microsoft 365 Data with Veeam

Hi David,

I hope this message finds you well. Keeping in touch is more important now than ever.

You might know that Veeam is the #1 Microsoft 365 backup solution, but did you know that with Veeam you can protect Microsoft 365 data any way you want to?

Veeam helps you protect data your way with three options:
  • NEW Veeam first-party BaaS – Veeam-owned and operated BaaS offering
  • Software-only – self-managed deployment, flexible infrastructure options
  • Managed BaaS – Offloaded expertise and services to a Veeam partner
I would love to show you the value of Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 by meeting with you for just a few minutes to discuss your organization's protection possibilities.

Can we schedule a few minutes to catch up? You can book time with me here: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/MyraYorkeCalendaratVeeam@veeam.com/bookings/

Thanks!
Myra Yorke
Business Development Administrator
Veeam Software

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Friday, April 19, 2024

GigaOM Names Cato Networks 2024 Firewall Leader

Hi David,

Cloud security maximizes your IT team's potential. Legacy firewall hardware, as critical infrastructure, is burdened with patches disrupting operations, prolonging troubleshooting, and increasing security risks. With cloud-native security such as Firewall as a Service (FWaaS), updates are now automatic, ensuring network security without the software update planning hassles.

GigaOm has just named Cato Networks a 2024 Leader in Enterprise Firewalls. With Cato FWaaS, as part of the Cato SASE Cloud platform, organizations can finally reap the benefits of cloud adoption. Here's how:

  • Stop wrestling with clunky physical appliances: Cloud security like FWaaS, simplifies with automatic updates, unified configuration, and easier management
  • Scale easily: Cloud security adjusts to your changing network needs, eliminating the cumbersome workloads associated with scaling physical appliances
  • Optimize your budget: Cloud security offers a predictable pricing model, eliminating upfront expense and unpredictable scaling costs

You can start with Cato FWaaS and seamlessly evolve into additional security features as you need them, all managed from a single platform with consistent security rules. Journey into SASE on your terms with Cato SASE Cloud.


Best,


Kim White
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Thursday, April 18, 2024

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