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Watch Eric Harless, Head Backup Nerd for Cove Data Protection, as he breaks down the latest updates to Cove. Discover exciting enhancements, including: · New ability to expose recovered servers to the internet in Cove DRaaS· New ability to remote into recovered servers in Cove DRaaS· Revoked permissions notifications for Microsoft 365.

Watch Matt Baylis, Product Marketing Manager for Cove Data Protection, as he breaks down the latest updates to Cove. Discover exciting enhancements, including: · HaloPSA integration entering general availability· Exchange mailbox restore reliability improvement· Cove DRaaS (public preview) VPN agent token entry improvement.

Having backups doesn't mean you have disaster recovery. And that gap could kill your business. Backups are just data snapshots stored safely for restoration when files get corrupted or deleted. Disaster recovery is your complete operational playbook for bringing back servers, applications, networks, and entire infrastructure after catastrophic failures. You can restore every byte of data from backup and still watch your business stay offline for hours or days because you lack the recovery procedures, failover systems, and tested runbooks to actually get operations running again.

Learn how to easily schedule automated backups of network device configuration from routers, switches, firewalls, etc., with Kiwi CatTools and significantly speed up your recovery time in case of network failure without the hassle of rewriting a bunch of inline code.

In this compilation, customers share why they rely on Cove Data Protection for backup and disaster recovery.

Today’s IT environments are everywhere spanning endpoints, cloud applications, remote devices, and SaaS platforms. It lives on endpoints, servers, in cloud apps, across home offices, remote devices, and SaaS platforms. But your backup strategy? It’s still fragmented. A patchwork of legacy endpoint tools, bolt-on SaaS protectors, and disconnected consoles. This complexity isn’t just inefficient… it’s dangerous. Blind spots lead to ransomware payouts. Missed restores mean lost productivity.