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Why a Backup Strategy for Microsoft Office 365 is Essential for Security, Compliance, and Business Continuity

In the era of digital transformation, cloud-particularly SaaS-is considered as a breath of fresh air around user interface. It offers easier collaboration and is considered as transformative.

IDC research finds that email and collaboration is the most mature business process within SaaS, and it is the most adopted at 61%. As one of the most popular SaaS products, Microsoft Office 365 adoption is accelerating, and its use is expanding beyond Exchange to more services including SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. While 0365 is fast becoming the center of business productivity, a backup and recovery strategy is just an afterthought. 6 in 10 users of O365 IDC spoke with at an event do not have a data protection plan for their 0365 estates or rely on Microsoft’s native capabilities. In conversations with 0365 users, IDC observes that many users confuse Microsoft’s availability SLAs to backup strategies, while others don’t see the need to think of backup for cloud because it is “different” technology.

The best guide for protecting Microsoft Office 365 data

This book addresses the data security challenges in today’s computing landscape by outlining the out of the box security features in Office 365 and uncovering the gaps that require action to achieve an effective backup and recovery strategy.

Brien Posey – Microsoft MVP-tells you everything you need to know about protecting Microsoft Teams data

What you’ll learn:

• The different types of data you need to back up in Microsoft Teams
• 6 key reasons why it is important to backup Microsoft Teams
• Why the native backup capabilities of Office 365 are not enough

The case for why organizations need to protect the Office 365 data

This 5 minute, easy to read document explains why organizations need to protect Office 365 data. This report will teach you:

• The big misunderstanding between Microsoft’s responsibility and the IT organizations
• Why protecting Office 365 data is so critical for organizations today
• Who is in control of Office 365 data