Join Hitachi Vantara at VeeamON25 in San Diego! Visit our Expo Hall booth for cutting-edge demos, meet our SMEs and executives to discuss Gen AI, Hybrid Cloud, and sustainability

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with industry leaders and see how Hitachi Vantara is the Data Foundation for Innovation.

• April 21-23:  VeeamON25 Conference
• April 22: Running the Storage Marathon Breakout Session - 3:00pm
• April 23: Partner Expo Theater Presentation - 11:30 am
• March 18 - 21: Schedule a Meeting with Hitachi Experts & Executives

Running the Storage Marathon

Modern data and information management requires protection for a variety of usage scenarios like releasing data products and protecting them from poisoning.  Starting from design principles, Hitachi Vantara and Veaam integrated run time technologies are explored to illustrate how the combination is a must have for modern data and information management. 

Date:  Tuesday, April 22

Time:  3:00pm

Speaker:  Michael Hay, Chief Technology Strategy Officer 

Location:  San Diego Ballroom C

Staying Cyber Secure

• Resiliency around Security, High Availability, Business Continuity, Disaster Recover, Data Protection, Archive with immutability and Cyber Recovery.
• Hitachi Vantara Veeam Integration and Veeam Ready.
• Immutability with Hitachi Safe Snap.
• Block & Object Level Protection with Hitachi Vantara storage.
• Resiliency Domains
• Key Value (Differentiators) with Hitachi Vantara storage

Date: Wednesday, April 23

Time:  11:30 am

Speakers:  

Ritchie Blount, Technical Expert & Michael Massee, Data Protection/Cyber Security Technical Expert

Location: Veeam Expo Theater 

The stories are everywhere, not just in technology news, but also in business news and — even worse — in mainstream news. Organization after organization find they have fallen victim to malicious malware attacks like ransomware. According to the 2024 Veeam Data Protection Trends report, 75% of organizations had at least one ransomware attack in the last 12 months, with many having reported multiple attacks (and the 25% that reported they didn’t get attacked, may not be aware of an attack in progress).