Veeam Data Platform
Veeam's flagship backup and recovery suite, spanning virtual, physical, cloud, and SaaS workloads under one platform. Backups can be written to immutable, hardened repositories, an inline engine scans data for malware and ransomware anomalies as it is ingested, and instant recovery spins protected workloads — VMs, physical servers, Kubernetes (via Kasten), SaaS, and cloud — back up in place.
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- Product type
- Software
- Deployment
- On-premHybridAgent
- Organization size
- SMBMid-marketEnterprise
- Pricing tier
- $$$
Capability checklist
BCDRHow Veeam Data Platform measures up against the full Backup & Cyber Recovery taxonomy.
- Immutable backups — supported
- Stores backup copies that can't be altered, encrypted, or deleted for a set retention period, so a clean recovery point survives even if attackers reach the backup system itself.
- Air-gapped vaulting — not supported
- Keeps an isolated recovery copy in a separate, network-segmented or offline vault that ransomware spreading through the production network can't reach.
- Ransomware anomaly detection — supported
- Scans backups for signs of mass encryption or unusual change rates, flagging a ransomware attack and helping pinpoint the last clean recovery point.
- DR orchestration & recovery testing — supported
- Automates failover to standby infrastructure and regularly tests that a recovery actually works, instead of assuming the backups will restore when they're needed.
- Broad workload coverage — supported
- Backs up many kinds of workloads — VMs, SaaS apps, Kubernetes, cloud services, and endpoints — from one platform rather than a separate tool per system.
- Granular restore — supported
- Recovers at the level actually needed — a single file, mailbox, VM, or database — and can bring workloads back quickly instead of only restoring everything at once.
Alternatives
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