Thursday, October 22, 2026

M365 backup on your radar?

Hello David,

Thanks for checking out Veeam recently.

 

I understand you may be researching backup options for Microsoft 365, and whether you're exploring an on-premises approach, a cloud-based solution, or simply comparing what's available, I'd be interested in learning more about what you're hoping to achieve.

 

Rather than jumping into products, I'd love to understand your goals, priorities, and any challenges you're trying to solve. If it makes sense, we can share what we're seeing other organizations do and help you determine whether Veeam, or another approach, might be a good fit.

 

Would you be open to a brief 15-minute conversation this week or next?

No pressure at all, just a conversation to support your research.

 

Book time here

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re:Invent: Secure the data driving your AI

 

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Tomorrow: The code is fine. The security isn't.

 
 
 
Webinar
 
The Code Is Fine.
The Security Isn't.
 
Last chance to join Chris Wysopal and Jim Manico live on making AI-generated code safer.
 
 
 

Last chance to register.

Chris Wysopal and Jim Manico go live to walk through the two controls that can make AI-generated code safer without slowing your pipeline: intent-based coding and AI-SAST verification in your release gate.

If your team is scaling AI-assisted development, this is the session that shows you what to do about it. Not the theory. The setup.

 
 
 
 

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Copies attackers can’t touch

Hi David,

 

You already trust Veeam to back up Ventiv Technology Inc.. Here's the question worth asking: if your building or your network were compromised tomorrow, where would your last clean copy be?

 

Singapore restaurant group RE&S was already running Veeam when attackers got in. They recovered, restoring every system within two weeks, but it showed them how thin one copy of production data really was. Today they keep three, one of them in Veeam Data Cloud Vault, immutable and off-site. If their data center ever goes dark, they restore straight to Azure.

 

Because Vault plugs into the console you already use, adding it is a policy change, not a project.

 

Would it be a waste of 15 minutes to price Ventiv Technology Inc.'s off-site copy?

 

Book time here

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