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Apple enterprise management specialist Jamf has announced a series of new security capabilities.

Veritas Technologies' NetBackup backup software now incorporates ransomware protection for containerised environments, immutability for Amazon S3, and integrated anomaly detection.

Backup and data protection specialist Veeam has used its VeeamON 2021 online conference to reveal some of its plans for the year.

Version 4.0 of Kasten by Veeam's K10 Kubernetes backup and disaster recovery software addresses the scourge of ransomware as well as delivering other improvements.

IT complexity, which grew exponentially following the recent acceleration of digital transformation, has led to a foundational gap in visibility across the underlying hybrid infrastructure.

Seagate is also collaborating with Equinix to bring "additional access, compute, and data centre colocation" to Lyve Cloud users.

Trend Micro Cloud One – File Storage Security is, according to the company, the world's first cloud-native, fully serverless file storage security tool for organisations building applications in the cloud.

AWS has announced an unusually wide-ranging collection of new products and features.

Storage vendor Pure Storage's FlashBlade product has been designated as AWS Outposts Ready by Amazon Web Services.

Responding to the multi-cloud strategy adopted by many organisations, Google has introduced BigQuery Omni to support the analysis of data stored across more than one public cloud.

Documents belonging to more than 100 manufacturing companies were exposed on a publicly accessible server belonging to Level One Robotics, "an engineering service provider specialised in automation process and assembly for OEMs, Tier 1 automotive suppliers as well as our end users", the security firm UpGuard says.

A wrong command entered by a member of its technical staff was responsible for the outage experienced by Amazon Web Services simple storage service this week.

Acer has kicked off Taiwan's Computex show with a bang, announcing several touch-friendly products including the industry's first 8-inch Windows 8 tablet.

The free tier on Amazon Web Services now includes the use of Windows Server, not just Linux.

Amazon has increased its range of cloud storage options with a lower cost but less robust version of its S3 service.