Veeam Announces Availability of Data Platform v13.1, Helping Organizations Recover Clean and Fast from Cyber Disruption

Veeam Software announced the general availability of Veeam Data Platform v13.1, advancing the industry’s standard for data resilience by converging platform innovation with enterprise scale. The release expands customer choice with six new hypervisor platforms, extends malware scanning to NAS and enhances cloud threat detection, and adds deeper enterprise application protection for EPIC EHR, Db2 for Windows and Oracle, helping organizations keep business running when disruption hits and restore from trusted restore points.

Cyber threats aren't slowing down and resilience must be proven. While 90% of organizations are confident they can recover from a cyber incident, fewer than one in three ransomware victims actually recovered all their data. Veeam Data Platform v13.1 is built to address this challenge by reducing operational fragmentation – when disconnected tools and siloed teams create manual handoffs and blind spots – and delivering trusted, recoverable data that supports secure business continuity and AI initiatives. By unifying resilience and security, organizations reduce tool sprawl while strengthening recovery readiness.

"Cyber risk is dramatically escalating with rapid advancement in frontier models and self-driving AI agents,” said Rehan Jalil, President of Products and Technology at Veeam. "Resilience will act as a backbone of continued operations and recovering from increasing cyber and AI incidents. With Veeam Data Platform v13.1, customers get stronger enterprise application coverage, and expanded security and recovery readiness."

Veeam Data Platform v13.1 is a pivotal step in Veeam’s evolution toward Data and AI Trust. Veeam is expanding beyond its heritage as an industry-leading resilience solution into a more unified experience further innovating in recovery, security, intelligence, and portability, helping organizations validate restore points, reduce exposure, and simplify compliance across hybrid environments and the infrastructure they already have.

Veeam Data Platform v13.1: What’s New

Hypervisor Support Across Six New Platforms: Veeam Data Platform expands hypervisor coverage with out-of-the-box support for six new platforms: Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, Sangfor aSV, XCP-ng, Citrix XenServer, VergeIO and Platform9. This brings Veeam to 14 total supported hypervisors, with more coming soon through the Universal Hypervisor API, helping customers protect new platforms on day one and respond quickly to modernization initiatives and VMware pricing pressure.

Enterprise Application Protection at Scale, Without Point Tools: Veeam Data Platform strengthens enterprise workload protection with purpose-built support for EPIC EHR, Db2 on Windows, and Oracle with incremental merge, alongside the Application Backup Repository for custom applications. Organizations can consolidate mission-critical workloads under one platform, reducing point-tool sprawl while gaining unified security controls, reporting, and recovery orchestration across healthcare, finance, and other industries.

Expanded Threat Detection and Response Across Critical Data Locations: Veeam Data Platform v13.1 expands recovery readiness with enhanced security capabilities including malware scanning coverage for NAS, expanded cloud threat detection for Azure, Active Directory Forest Recovery to accelerate identity restoration after cyber incidents, post-quantum cryptography alignment with NIST standards, and hybrid FIPS support. With detection before restore, teams can validate recovery points and recover from trusted, clean data.

Smarter Storage and Retention Economics Through NAS Enhancements: Veeam Data Platform v13.1 introduces NAS enhancements that improve long-term retention economics directly to AWS S3 Glacier, Azure Archive, and other archive storages helping reduce storage footprint while maintaining compliance and recovery confidence.

Veeam Data Platform v13.1 is available now.san