We have a few updates to share with you: Bareos 25.1 is now available, our next Bareos Expert Circle is coming up in September and we have published two new articles on DORA and Linux backup.
Bareos 25.1 is now available
Bareos 25.1 introduces a technical preview of the new Vue-based WebUI. It can be installed and tested alongside the current WebUI, while the existing interface remains the recommended option for production use.
The release also adds more flexible management of LTO hardware encryption keys. Keys can now be added to existing volumes and, when a volume has the Purged status, removed or rotated.
Several bug fixes and smaller improvements are included as well.
Next Bareos Expert Circle: First Look at Bareos 26
Our next Bareos Expert Circle takes place on September 24, 2026.
Philipp Storz, Managing Director of Bareos, will give a first look at Bareos 26, including the latest development progress of the new WebUI. As usual, you can ask questions directly and discuss current developments with the Bareos team.
The second presentation, “A Forensic View on Tape”, will be given by Bruno Friess from eXstor GmbH. He will take a closer look at tape metadata, SCSI sense codes and the information that can be extracted from tape systems.
Event details:
Date: September 24, 2026
Time: 15:00 CEST / 13:00 GMT / 09:00 EDT (NY)
Duration: 1 hour
Location: Online
Language: English
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New Articles
DORA Backup and Recovery for Banks
What should banks and financial institutions consider when choosing a backup and recovery solution under DORA?
Our article looks at recovery, resilience, testing, access control, documentation and other aspects relevant to backup operations in regulated financial environments.
Read DORA Backup and Recovery for Banks
Linux Backup Software: 15 Features Every Enterprise Solution Should Have
Choosing Linux backup software involves more than checking whether Linux is supported.
Our guide covers 15 areas to consider, including restore verification, storage options, automation, security, virtualization, tape support and open architecture.
Read Linux Backup Software: 15 Features Every Enterprise Solution Should Have
