Veeam research finds IT leaders feel increasingly unprotected from cyberattacks and other disasters

Veeam research finds IT leaders feel increasingly unprotected from cyberattacks and other disasters

- Veeam Data Protection Trends Report 2023 shows that data backup budgets will continue to rise to align with the increasing importance of consistency and reliability for hybrid cloud data protection and as organizations continue their fight against ransomware

DUBAI, UAE: Veeam® Software, the leader in Modern Data Protection, today released findings of the company’s fourth annual Data Protection Trends Report to better understand how data protection is evolving in a digital world. The survey found that companies are challenged with more complex hybrid IT environments and are raising budgets to fend off cyberattacks as well as keep up as production environments continue to diversify across various clouds. The result is that IT leaders feel they aren’t sufficiently protected. A top priority of organizations this year is improving reliability and success of backups, followed by ensuring that Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) protection is equitable to the protection they rely on for datacenter-centric workloads.

Highlights of the Veeam Data Protection Trends Report 2023:

- Modern Data Protection is needed to keep businesses running: Four out of five organizations believe that they have a gap, or a sense of dissatisfaction or anxiety, between what their business units expect