During this presentation at AWS reInvent 2021, Sagi Brody discusses various best practices related to network configurations to ensure succesful disaster recovery failovers, failback, and testing

"In this #NomadFuturist podcast, Phil and Nabeel interview Sagi Brody, the Chief Technology Officer for Webair, a leading Cloud and IT Infrastructure solutions provider headquartered in New York.”

"Opti9 CTO Accepted Into the Veeam Vanguard Program. The Veeam Vanguard Program is Veeam’s top-level influencer community. This group shares points of view, provides feedback and is committed to mutual success. Experts in the Vanguard program are a combination of many different disciplines, contribution types and advocacy mechanisms yet are each the best in space regarding technical thought leadership for the technical communities in which Veeam exist[s].

Sagi Brody and Karinne Bessette (Technologist, Product Strategy, Veeam) took a deep dive into: Backup and recovery capabilities for Microsoft Teams with Veeam® Backup for Microsoft Office 365, Why backing up your Office 365 data is more critical than ever before, How leveraging Webair for your Office 365 backups and other data protection needs can strengthen your overall remote work strategy

A plan for business continuity is essential to any organization, as the global pandemic has more than highlighted, and disaster recovery resides at the center of any worthwhile strategy. Typically disaster recovery involves an enterprise replicating their entire production environment to a secondary facility, but how can this be achieved when your IT infrastructure is a mix of colo, SaaS and public cloud?This panel will address the challenge of achieving BCDR in the hybrid era and the impact that continuity concerns have on their colo and cloud purchasing strategy.

"In this Webinar we cover Integrating infrastructure services at the edge with their existing IT infrastructure to solve pain points previously not considered for “cloud”. Procure low-latency and privately connected services within the metro that can be delivered to look like part of a local IT stack. Replace all on-premises backups hardware and software with “as-a-Service” at the edge. Leverage software-defined interconnection to mitigate the painful challenges and costs related to traditional disaster recovery configurations

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Many modern enterprises have shifted to a hybrid IT strategy, making it increasingly difficult to implement a fully inclusive Disaster Recovery strategy. In this hybrid world, critical data and applications are now housed across an array of platforms while true resilience and compliance requirements are becoming more and more stringent.

"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Disaster Recovery Networking, feature Sagi Brody and Anthony Spiteri. When it comes to implementing a Disaster Recovery strategy, the networking aspect is widely overlooked, and unfortunately, it’s an oversight that can wreak complete havoc on your business and data. Networking is arguably the most critical component of any comprehensive Disaster Recovery strategy, so your Disaster Recovery strategy is really only as strong as the networking behind it.

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"As data center capacity rapidly expands outside of the self-owned enterprise data center into the cloud and processed at the edge, an open, scalable approach to network fabric design and interconnection becomes all the more critical. The network’s high strategic profile is placing new, unique pressures on reliability, ease of deployment and high speed data transport - as well as the data center infrastructure on which they rely, irrespective of the location of the facility. We ask our panel of experts, how is enterprise hybrid IT strategy impacting networking architecture decisions? Speakers Sagi Brody , Opti9 Mark Dehmlow , Panduit Jacob Rosenberg , Bloomberg LP Stephen Worn , DatacenterDynamics.

Replicating data is the easy part. Disaster-Recovery is less about replication and more about understanding how your users will be able to consume your applications from the DR site in the same way they do from production.

On August 12th, 2020, we hosted an in-depth discussion on security in the cloud featuring a panel of industry experts including Sagi Brody (CTO, Webair), Daniel Ford, D.Sc. (CIO, Jovia Financial Credit Union), and Scott Croskey (Global CISO, Cipher). The panelists' diverse backgrounds in the IT space brought together three unique perspectives on one of the most essential topics in business and tech.

On August 12th, 2020, Webair hosted an in-depth discussion on security in the cloud featuring a panel of industry experts including Sagi Brody (CTO, Webair), Daniel Ford, D.Sc. (CIO, Jovia Financial Credit Union), and Scott Croskey (Global CISO, Cipher). The panelists' diverse backgrounds in the IT space brought together three unique perspectives on one of the most essential topics in business and tech.

Sagi sits down with Anthony Spiteri to talk about Webair's 20+ year history and how they grew from a small web hosting company in the #90s and 2000s to an innovative service provider leveraging automation and trusted technology partners with a commanding market presence.

We discuss business resiliency and disaster recovery with the CTO of Webair Sagi Brody in this episode. Confidentially, integrity and availability are the foundation of a successful cybersecurity posture. Sagi goes into what the difference is between just doing backups and having a robust disaster recovery strategy. The episode also delves into ransomware and how to lessen that threat.

During the Credit Suisse 22nd Annual Virtual Communications Conference, Sami Badri sat down with Sagi Brody to discuss the challenges enterprises face when adopting Hybrid Cloud architectures for production and DR workloads, and Webair's unique capabilities to empower a successful transition.

Phil Shih, Managing Director of Structure Research is joined by Danny Allan, CTO of Veeam, and Sagi Brody, CTO of Webair to discuss: Alarming facts about security and knowing if your organization is at risk for an attack

The “meet-me room” is arguably the most important space within a data center, providing a managed and secure environment for interconnection between carriers and customers. With global data center and cloud IP traffic expected to grow at 25% and 27%, through 2021 according to Cisco, building a fail-proof strategy to achieve stable 24/7 connectivity has become increasingly pivotal to optimizing cloud migration, edge deployment and PoP expansion. This panel will examine what the growing virtualization of networking will mean for latency, connection stability and speed. Sagi Brody Moderates a panel during this session with representatives from Equinix, Digital Realty, Megaport, and PacketFabric

"Today, enterprise organizations are realizing that there’s no single cloud or infrastructure platform that can meet the needs of all of their applications and use-cases. Software-defined interconnection can be used to integrate their existing traditional IT footprint with hosted compute, storage, and network services at the edge, allowing these services to be consumed at very low latencies as if they were part of the local infrastructure.

"Veeam provides automation that allows us to store customer archival data on 2 distinct and diverse platforms, providing the highest levels of assurance for compliance and data protection. Each customer’s backup is stored on Opti9’s resilience storage platform, and their second copy is stored on ejected and encrypted virtual tapes in Glacier Deep Archive. It’s like putting one copy on the moon and one on Mars.

Phil Shih, Managing Director of Structure Research is joined by Dave Russell, VP Enterprise Strategy at Veeam, and Sagi Brody, CTO of Webair to discuss the challenges of implementing and managing a BCDR strategy for modern enterprise organizations who typically make use of a public and private clouds, SaaS, and other hybrid platforms.