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The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "Ubuntu 24.04 is Here! Protect your #Linux workloads with BDRSuite" and "Understanding the Difference Between BDRSuite and BDRCloud". #Cybersecurity #Backup #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "Data #Backup Best Practices and Strategies for MSPs" and "Ubuntu 24.04 is Here! Protect your #Linux workloads with BDRSuite". #Cybersecurity #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "BDRSuite v7.1.0 is Generally Available Now!" and "NFS vs SMB – What's the Difference". #Cybersecurity #Backup #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "Understanding the Difference Between BDRSuite and BDRCloud" and "Introducing BDRSuite: Your Affordable Alternative to Rising Comet #Backup Costs". #Cybersecurity #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

VMware Backup & Recovery ●     Agentless VM Backup ●     ESXi & vCenter Server ●     Flexible Restores - Entire VM, File Level, etc ●     Store Backups Locally or Cloud Effortlessly backup and recover your VMware virtual machine with BDRSuite! Enjoy agentless VM backup, flexible restores, and seamless integration with ESXi & vCenter Server. Try BDRSuite's 30-day free trial now: https://lnkd.in/dkZnn_43 #vmware #vmbackup #backup #dataprotection #ransomware #datarecovery #disasterrecovery #bdrsuite #hyperv #office365 #kvm #windows #linux #mac #cybersecurity

The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "NFS vs SMB – What's the Difference" and "Data #Backup Best Practices and Strategies for MSPs". #Cybersecurity #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

The latest update for #BDRSuite includes "Introducing BDRSuite: Your Affordable Alternative to Rising Comet #Backup Costs". #Cybersecurity #DisasterRecovery https://lnkd.in/dCfZWSRE

Exciting news for organizations prioritizing cybersecurity: Offline Security Intelligence Update is now available in Public Preview! This new feature allows Linux endpoints that operate with limited or no internet access to update their security intelligence via a local hosting server. It's an excellent tool for enhancing control over signature downloads and deployments on Linux servers, especially those running critical workloads. The benefits of this offline update capability include managing download frequencies, testing signatures before wide deployment, reducing network bandwidth by using a single local server to fetch updates, and ensuring the latest antivirus protection without needing Defender for Endpoint installed on the local server. Plus, there are backup measures in place just in case something goes wrong with an update. The process involves setting up a local server that can connect with Microsoft Cloud, downloading signatures onto it, and then having your endpoints pull these verified signatures at set intervals. To get started with this feature and upgrade your security infrastructure, you'll need to have the latest Defender for Endpoint agent version 101.24022.000 or above and follow the provided documentation for setup instructions. For more detailed information about how it works and how to implement it within your organization's IT environment, please consult the full post. Post generated with the help of Azure OpenAI GPT4 🤖 #msftadvocate #MicrosoftDefenderForEndpoint #MicrosoftDefender #Security #MDE

Your IT infrastructure team needs fewer headaches. Red Hat Enterprise Linux delivers the efficiency, security and support needed for painless admin. Read the brief for more insights. #ITinfrastructure

Your IT infrastructure team needs fewer headaches. Red Hat Enterprise Linux delivers the efficiency, security and support needed for painless admin. Read the brief for more insights. #ITinfrastructure