Data protection vendor Arcserve has addressed a high-severity security flaw in its Unified Data Protection (UDP) backup software that can let attackers bypass authentication and gain admin privileges.
The deal, which could be worth between $400 million and $500 million, would see Arcserve have a new private equity owner. No word if the deal would include Zetta, which Arcserve acquired. Arcserve, ...
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I tested the Arcserve UDP 9.1 review - see how this backup and recovery for virtual machines works out
Arcserve UDP (unified data protection) provides a one-stop shop for backup and recovery of all your physical and virtual systems. Available as a turnkey appliance or software only, UDP 9.1 introduces ...
A recent adversary simulation conducted by the MDSec ActiveBreach red team uncovered a critical vulnerability in ArcServe UDP Backup software. Tracked CVE-2023-26258, the flaw affects versions 7.0 to ...
Arcserve UDP: Pricing and Plans One downside to Arcserve that you'll discover early on is its pricing. Unlike much of the small business-oriented competition, Arcserve UDP Cloud Direct isn't based on ...
’In terms of magnitude, it’s the only thing I’m thinking about waking up and going to bed every night. It’s orders of magnitude more important than anything else that I have going on in terms of ...
Arcserve has appointed industry veteran Chris Babel as Chief Executive Officer. Data protection specialist Arcserve says Babel is a transformative leader with a 20+ year track record of driving ...
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