Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Joint webinar from Sangfor and Vinchin covering cross-platform data protection and VMware alternatives
- Live demonstrations of agentless backup, instant recovery, and cross-platform migration for Sangfor environments
- Vinchin V9.0 features including Kaspersky anti-malware integration into backup workflows
- Education sector case study highlighting backup and recovery implementation
- Speakers include product managers and solution architects from both Vinchin and Sangfor
About the Webinar
Sangfor and Vinchin are presenting a joint webinar exploring how organizations can combine virtualization capabilities with comprehensive data protection. The session addresses IT flexibility, data security, and business continuity for enterprises evaluating virtualization alternatives or seeking to strengthen existing data protection strategies.
The webinar takes place on Thursday, November 12, 2026, with two sessions: one for Asia and Australia (11:00 AM UTC+8 and 2:00 PM UTC+11) and another for LATAM and Europe (10:00 AM UTC-3 and 2:00 PM CET).
Technical Topics and Demonstrations
The session covers unified backup across virtual, cloud, and physical environments using Vinchin Backup & Recovery. Attendees will see how Sangfor’s virtualization and hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) capabilities integrate with Vinchin’s cross-platform data protection to support migration, disaster recovery, and flexible recovery across hybrid environments.
Live demonstrations will include agentless backup for Sangfor environments, instant recovery, granular file-level restoration, and cross-platform migration. The webinar also introduces security capabilities in Vinchin V9.0, including Kaspersky anti-malware integration within backup workflows.
Speakers
- Vivian Yan, Product Manager, Vinchin
- Dylan Du, Senior Solution Architect, Vinchin
- Harris Zhang, Senior Cloud Solution Expert, Sangfor
Who Should Attend
This webinar is relevant for IT professionals and infrastructure teams evaluating VMware alternatives, organizations using Sangfor virtualization or HCI platforms, and those responsible for backup and disaster recovery planning. The education sector case study makes it particularly applicable to institutions managing critical data and IT operations in academic environments.