Infinite Retention
Retain backed-up data without requiring additional licensing or complex setup.
Microsoft 365 plays a critical role in everyday operations, but organizations still need a strategy for protecting and recovering the business data stored within their cloud environment.
Regulated organizations may need to retain business data longer than Microsoft’s default retention policies provide.
A sophisticated cyberattack can affect local files as well as information stored within Microsoft 365 and SharePoint.
Service outages or failures can create potential data loss or downtime across Microsoft 365 environments.
System errors and cyber incidents can create the need to restore SharePoint sites or groups of Microsoft 365 mailboxes to an earlier state.
Cloud Backup protects critical Microsoft 365 information with automated backups and recovery capabilities designed to keep business data recoverable.
Protect Microsoft 365 information with automated backups, long-term retention, and accessible recovery options.
Retain backed-up data without requiring additional licensing or complex setup.
Allow users to restore lost items themselves instead of relying solely on Microsoft’s built-in recovery tools.
Protect Office 365, SharePoint, and OneDrive data with automated daily backups.
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Businesses rely on Microsoft 365 for important information and collaboration. A separate backup provides an additional recovery option if data is lost or affected by a cyber incident, system error, or major service disruption.
Retention determines how long information is maintained within Microsoft 365 according to configured retention policies. Cloud backup maintains separate recoverable copies of data and provides additional recovery capabilities when information needs to be restored.
Backup frequency depends on an organization’s recovery and data-protection requirements. The service described here uses automated daily backups to maintain recoverable copies of Microsoft 365 data.
Yes. A separate backup can provide an additional recovery option when a cyberattack affects information stored within Microsoft 365, SharePoint, or other protected cloud data.