Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Valid complement for your Veeam set up?

Hi David,

 

And thank you, Ventiv Technology Inc., for being a Veeam customer.

 

With backup data volumes growing and long-term retention requirements only getting stricter, many customers are re-thinking where their older, less-active backups actually need to live.

 

For our customers, we're helping address this with our new Veeam Vault Archive, an archival-class cloud tier that lets you move aged backups and unstructured data off premium storage while keeping them immutable, encrypted, and air-gapped. It's priced simply, starting at $4.50/TB per month, with no migration required and no impact on your current backup jobs.

 

Does this sound like something worth exploring for your environment right now?

 

Would you be open to a quick 15-minute meeting this week to talk through it and your current setup? 

 

Uploaded Image

 

AI-generated code is a supply chain problem. Veracode already treats it like one.

 
 
 
 
 
Veracode Recognized as an Overall Leader in KuppingerCole Analysts' 2026 SSCS Compass
 
The report identifies AI-generated code governance as a critical emerging gap - see how Veracode addresses it.
 
 
 

AI-generated code now makes up a significant and growing share of production codebases, and most vendors are still in early stages of building governance for it. Veracode takes a different approach: the same supply chain scrutiny applied to open-source components - provenance, trustworthiness, policy enforcement - applies to AI-authored code too, backed by analysis of trillions of lines of code.

That means Package Firewall blocking malicious packages within seconds of publication, Phylum- powered detection across nine ecosystems, and Veracode Fix proposing and applying fixes directly in the developer workflow. KuppingerCole Analysts' 2026 Leadership Compass covers the full picture and recognizes Veracode as an Overall Leader in SSCS.

 
 
 
 

Tuesday, September 1, 2026

FW: [Veeam Live webinar] What Is ROT, Why It's Not Hot, and Why It Costs a Lot