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  • TD SYNNEX UK Signs with Object First to Provide Immutable Storage for Veeam Backup Partners

    TD SYNNEX partners with Object First to distribute Ootbi, a ransomware-proof backup storage appliance for Veeam users in the UK and Ireland. This collaboration enhances data protection, offering Veeam partners secure, simple, and powerful backup solutions with expert support.

  • Object storage for Veeam backup environments

    Object First's Ootbi appliance now offers 192 TB capacity, increasing a cluster's potential to 768 TB. Integrated with Veeam, it boosts backup capacity to over 3 PB. Featuring immutable storage, it ensures protection from ransomware with simple scalability and management.

  • 5 ways financial institutions can stay compliant with DORA and build operational resilience

    Financial institutions must adapt to the EU's DORA and NIS2 regulations to stay compliant while strengthening cybersecurity. This article highlights five key strategies, including immutability, Zero Trust principles, and simplified backup management, to build operational resilience, protect against ransomware, and ensure recovery within strict regulatory demands.

  • Harry Kurland of Object First Named on the 2025 CRN Channel Chiefs

    Object First’s VP of Sales Americas, Harry Kurland, has been named to CRN’s 2025 Channel Chiefs list for his leadership in expanding the Americas partner ecosystem. Under his guidance, Object First saw a 200% increase in transacting partners and launched new initiatives to enhance ransomware-proofing for Veeam backups. Read more at CRN.com/ChannelChiefs.

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  • Tech Experts Reflect on Data Privacy Day 2025

    On Data Privacy Day 2025, experts emphasize the importance of safeguarding personal data in our interconnected world. They discuss evolving threats like AI-powered cyberattacks and stress the need for businesses to adopt advanced security measures, including zero-knowledge encryption and AI-driven privacy tools. As data breaches grow, vigilance and education are essential to protect digital identities.