New cyber resilience education programmes launched by Veeam University

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Veeam University Launches New Cyber Resilience Education Programmes

Veeam Software has recently launched new cyber resilience education programmes through Veeam University, providing IT professionals with on-demand technical training anytime, anywhere. This initiative is the result of a global partnership with Tsunati, a Veeam Accredited Service Partner.

The online platform offers a flexible and immersive learning experience with self-paced courses, clickable labs, video-based demos, and technical deep dives. Students can access these resources 24x7x365 to enhance their understanding of cybersecurity and disaster recovery scenarios.

Upon completion of the courses, learners are eligible to take Veeam certification exams, including the Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) certification. Mike Blanchette, vice president of Global Sales Acceleration at Veeam, emphasized the importance of knowledge in combating cyber threats and the significance of cyber resilience in today’s digital landscape.

Tsunati, a professional services and integration company specializing in Data Protection and Cloud Computing, has joined forces with Veeam to revolutionize technical certification training for data protection. Stoney Hall, CEO of Tsunati, expressed excitement about the partnership and the opportunity to empower professionals with the necessary skills to navigate data security challenges effectively.

Veeam Technical Professional trainings for partners are accessible through the Veeam ProPartner portal, while Customer Technical Education and Certification programs are offered separately through Veeam Technical Education Services. This collaboration between Veeam and Tsunati aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to address the evolving landscape of data security successfully.

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