So, you’ve accidentally deleted an important Outlook email, and you don’t have a backup. Happens even with the best of us! 

“What is ransomware?” Let us show you.

Imagine, a few days ago you received an email like this.

So you’ve decided to back up your organization’s Office 365. You already know that backup is the only way you can avoid notorious repercussions of data breaches and losses occurring every day. Therefore, the Microsoft office 365 disaster recovery plan is your must-have.

Everyone is using some type of cloud technology to work with files that are important to them.  This is the case whether you are storing and accessing your documents, pictures, or other file types.

There are so many different types of cloud services and technologies that are advertised.  This can be extremely confusing to you as a user to pick the right service for what you are trying to accomplish. There are three different types of cloud technologies you may have seen or even used. These are cloud sync, cloud storage, and cloud backup.

Definitely, SharePoint data loss is not an option. Office 365 Sharepoint backup is the best way to ensure you can recover your data if the need arises. But are Office 365 recovery tools enough to protect your data? Let’s find the best way to protect your Sharepoint data together. 

The bigger your company grows, the more attention you should pay at configuring Microsoft Office 365 Security and Compliance Center (SCC). This tool exists for keeping a company’s business-critical data safe by limiting access to it. Let’s take a dive into the SCC, its functionality, and configuration.

If you are a small-business owner, you most likely don’t have a big team of administrators and data security officers to manage the organisation’s data. Therefore, cloud backup for small business must be two things: cost-effective and simple-in-use. But it may be tricky to find a perfect solution if you don’t understand how backup works and what are the options.

Continuous backup is crucial for your business. When all operations rely on data, it’s better to be safe. The question you might be asking is  “How exactly should I backup my Office 365 for it to be continuous and safe?”. Should you choose onsite or offsite storage solution? In this article, we are going to compare Office 365 on-premises vs cloud backup.

Microsoft Office has over 180 million users. Imagine the amount of data. Obviously, Microsoft cannot store all of it forever. That’s why there is Office 365 backup and recovery policy. The policy determines the conditions under which your data can be restored.

Overall, Microsoft guarantees the protection from failures in Microsoft system or hardware. However, it is your responsibility to protect your files from human error, cyberattacks, malware, and internal malicious actions.

Let’s have a look at where Microsoft’s responsibilities regarding backup and recovery end.

Have you experienced a ransomware attack yourself or would like to know how to protect OneDrive from ransomware in the future? In both cases, you’ll need to get familiar with Office 365 security best practices. Let’s find out more about ransomware and Office 365 ransomware recovery.