One data protection solution for your most critical Microsoft 365 services
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Teams Backup Conversations, Calendar, Files, Notebook, Modern Team Sites |
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Exchange Online Backup Email, calendar, contacts, tasks, notes, journals, public folders |
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SharePoint Backup Site Collections, subsites, lists, folders, files, versions |
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OneDrive Backup Full account, folders, files, versions |
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These unprecedented times have forced companies to adopt remote working conditions. From video conferencing and collaboration tools, to online email services, more business-critical data is being stored in the cloud. With a significant increase in endpoints, a day-to-day backup solution is more important than ever to protect data against bad-actors and incidental deletion.
Using cloud-based services can offer customers significant advantages with regards to scalability, cost, productivity, and efficiency, among others. However, the cloud still poses security risks for users, as viruses, ransomware, and other data breach risks can still impact user data in the cloud. In fact, analysts point to the fact that 32% of businesses are impacted by data loss in the cloud at some point, with the most common causes being user error (64% of cases) and malicious attacks (20%).
