BLUE BELL, PA — Myota has successfully achieved Veeam® Ready – Object status, verifying its compatibility with Veeam Software’s leading data resilience solutions. This milestone solidifies Myota’s Shard & Spread™ technology as a seamless S3 object storage target for organizations leveraging Veeam’s modern data protection strategies.
With this qualification, enterprises can easily implement Veeam’s recommended 3-2-1-1-0 backup rule across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments with minimal disruption. Myota’s patented Shard & Spread technology encrypts and fragments data across multiple secure locations, ensuring it remains inaccessible to unauthorized users while enabling instant recovery if a cyberattack occurs. The system also achieves significant cost savings, reducing storage requirements by 50% or more.
“This qualification represents a significant milestone for organizations seeking to modernize their data protection strategy,” said Gabe Gumbs, President and Chief Product Officer at Myota. “Veeam users can now seamlessly use our Shard & Spread technology with their existing infrastructure, reducing storage costs by 50% or more. This isn’t just about backup compatibility – it’s about giving organizations absolute confidence that their data will always be recoverable, regardless of the threat landscape.”
According to Myota, users benefit from reduced storage expenses and a guaranteed recovery capability that restores data to within one second of an attack. Even if primary backup infrastructure is compromised, recovery remains possible.
“We are thrilled that Myota’s BucketZero Storage has successfully passed the Veeam Ready testing,” added Andreas Neufert, Vice President of Product Management, Alliances at Veeam. “This achievement underscores Myota’s commitment to delivering storage solutions that meet the requirements of modern data protection environments. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with Myota to provide our customers with the industry’s #1 data resilience solutions.”
With this achievement, Myota and Veeam are well-positioned to support organizations in handling evolving cybersecurity threats while optimizing both costs and efficiency. Together, they aim to strengthen data resilience, ensuring businesses are better equipped to face challenges in an increasingly volatile threat landscape.
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