Hands-On Lab: Master Ransomware Resilience with Object First + DataServ

Join Object First + DataServ for a hands-on lab experience focused on mastering ransomware resilience using immutable backup storage designed for Veeam environments — hosted at the iconic Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Ransomware attacks continue to target backup data, making immutability a critical component of modern data protection. In this interactive lab, attendees will work directly with Object First’s Out-of-the-Box Immutability (Ootbi) to see how secure, simple, and powerful on-premises backup storage can help protect data and support reliable recovery.

This is a hands-on lab, not a presentation. Participants will actively deploy and configure the solution, create backups, perform restores, and validate data integrity with guidance from experts from both Object First and DataServ.

• 1:00 PM – Optional Pro Football Hall of Fame museum tour
• 3:00 PM – Hands-on lab begins
• 5:30–7:00 PM – Post-event happy hour at Fat Head’s Brewery

• How to deploy and configure Object First’s Ootbi in minutes
• How to create backups, execute restores, and verify data integrity
• Why immutable, ransomware-resistant backup storage is essential for cyber resilience

📌 Important: This is a hands-on lab. Attendees must bring a laptop to participate fully.

As part of the event, attendees are invited to take part in an optional guided tour of the Pro Football Hall of Fame museum, beginning at 1:00 PM. This is a unique opportunity to explore one of football’s most iconic venues before the hands-on lab begins.

Museum passes will be provided to registered attendees, and detailed instructions will be shared via email approximately 24 hours prior to the event.

Following the lab, please join us for a casual happy hour from 5:30–7:00 PM at Fat Head’s Brewery.
Unwind, continue the conversation, and connect with peers over food and drinks in a relaxed setting.

Seats are limited to ensure an interactive experience.

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