Media Coverage

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is a viable choice for organizations in search of accessibility, functionality, and versatility in a competitive business environment.

If there’s one tool most enterprises today can’t live without, it’s SaaS apps. Yet while these services are convenient for users and offer access to valuable cloud services, they’re also difficult to secure.

Spin Technology introduced Application Risk Assessment and Access Management as a new module for SpinOne for Office 365 SaaS data protection platform.

SpinSecurity is a robust cybersecurity solution that sets out to help companies secure their Microsoft 365 environments and protect against modern threats, such as ransomware. In this review of features, we will look at SpinSecurity and see how it helps businesses secure their environments.

Today, Spin Technology, Inc. announced it was named to the Top 5 Office 365 Online SaaS Backup Solutions by the Data Center Infrastructure Group (DCIG). This DCIG report included reviews of fifteen solutions in the Microsoft Office 365 ecosystem that provide cloud-based backup of SaaS data.

It's a myth that you can’t lose data in the cloud. What about real-world examples? In May 2020, Blackbaud, a leading technology company supporting various nonprofit, educational and other social services, was hit with ransomware that affected many of its self-hosted systems. The fallout of the attack has made waves across many industries.

It’s not a secret that Software as a service (SaaS) apps adoption started booming once the world moved to work-from-home. SaaS apps like Zoom, Slack, Salesforce, Box, DropBox, Google Workspace or Office365 help organizations optimize their workflow, get a better user experience, improve performance and boost collaboration. The average company with 200 to 500 employees uses about 123 SaaS apps.

Today, Spin Technology, Inc., announced the next generation of SpinOne, an AI-powered ransomware and backup solution for Google Workspace and Office 365. In the last year alone, 51 percent of organizations were targeted by ransomware, and cybersecurity continues to be a top concern for business leaders. Including advanced new security features, a completely redesigned user interface, and improved platform functionality, the latest version of SpinOne will help organizations better protect against ransomware attacks in the cloud.

Today, Spin Technology, Inc., announces the general availability of Application and Chrome Browser Extension Auditing for G Suite in a new offering called Spin Risk Assessment. Spin Risk Assessment reviews all marketplace and non-marketplace applications and extensions connected to an organization’s G Suite data. Using Artificial Intelligence, Spin Risk Assessment performs a security audit to identify operational, security, and compliance risks. Spin Risk Assessment is available as a feature in Spin’s flagship product SpinOne or can be purchased as a stand-alone product.

Besides COVID-19 or Coranavirus, ransomware is perhaps the most dreaded infection on the minds of most businesses today. Ransomware has been noted by many as the most threatening cybersecurity risk for businesses. When we consider the consequences that are brought about by a ransomware infection, it is easy to see why. Businesses can be flourishing one day and literally overnight, they can be facing damages from ransomware that are so severe, they have to close their doors. If your organization becomes the victim of a ransomware attack, what do you do?

One of the root problems of app security is lack of control. By 2023, Gartner predicts that “40% of professional workers will orchestrate their business application experiences and capabilities like they do their music streaming services.” Individuals within large organizations can install apps and extensions without the IT department's knowledge. This makes shadow IT one of the biggest threats to organizations in 2020.

Ransomware becomes a common tool used by criminals to attack businesses, encrypt their data, and demand money for decryption. An infamous ransomware attack on Travelex shows that hackers can target companies of all sizes. Attacking data, stored in the G Suite cloud, is also common. The reason is simple. Corporate G Suite environments contain extremely valuable information. Likely, a targeted company will pay up to get seized documents, contacts, and messages back.

The pandemic has forced businesses to start working from home on a massive scale, and SaaS platforms have switched from being a matter of choice to a necessity. While the long-term advantages of this global switch are yet to be discovered, SaaS security threats are already out there. One of the most threatening is ransomware 2.0.

Hackers use ransomware to encrypt user data and demand money to give it back. Annual ransomware damage is predicted to exceed $20 billion by 2021. Both individual users and big companies can find themselves under a ransomware attack. Ransomware often targets email services like Gmail and Outlook.

Ukrainian company Spinbackup, which is developing a cloud data backup service, has attracted a new round of investments in the amount of $ 1.5 million. The lead investor is the Polish foundation bValue, with the participation of TMT Investments and angel investors from Silicon Valley. The deal was closed in December 2018. The first investors, the Ukrainian fund AVentures Capital, helped the team to find investors in this round.

This tutorial demonstrates how to configure SpinOne - Security & Backup with Cloud Storage. With this configuration you can store SpinOne G Suite backup data in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and restore data from Cloud Storage. The following steps are completed automatically as part of the SpinOne configuration and account creation process

Who of us today do not use the public cloud either personally or professionally? I can honestly say that for the past 8-10 years I have had files out on the public cloud in some form or fashion and worked for and with businesses that are making use of the public cloud for as long or longer. Cloud storage has totally changed the dynamics of how data is stored and accessed.

Who of us today do not use the public cloud either personally or professionally? I can honestly say that for the past 8-10 years I have had files out on the public cloud in some form or fashion and worked for and with businesses that are making use of the public cloud for as long or longer. Cloud storage has totally changed the dynamics of how data is stored and accessed.

Many of SpinOne’s customers requested the ability to store their data in Google Cloud Storage, which is exactly what this new integration provides. The collaboration with Google Cloud delivers enhanced availability and security, and also opens up new opportunities for SpinOne’s G Suite partners, enabling them to store and manage their customers' data in Google Cloud Platform.

Many of SpinOne’s customers requested the ability to store their data in Google Cloud Storage, which is exactly what this new integration provides. The collaboration with Google Cloud delivers enhanced availability and security, and also opens up new opportunities for SpinOne’s G Suite partners, enabling them to store and manage their customers' data in Google Cloud Platform.

How can you add value to the Security protection? It is so hard to justify the additional cost for the security products. Selling security may look easy to sales, but they don’t have to talk to CFOs and CIOs and sometimes even beg for the funds. Once approved you know that the peace you gain, and the fact you did everything for the additional layer of security in order to protect what you cherish the most. Google suite Security is important and there are great solutions.

With the tremendous cybersecurity threats present in the world today, organizations are certainly focusing their attention on how IT resources and their data can be protected. This is especially true with organizations who have resources that are located in the public cloud. Many are moving to the public cloud for a wide array of resources and the modern enterprise datacenter is looking at housing less business critical applications than before.

Want to make sure you have a local or backup copy of all that mission-critical business and personal history in your Gmail archives? David Gewirtz takes you through an array of options.

Despite numerous warnings and front-page headlines, organizations continue to make a crucial mistake by not updating their network architecture with the best available security practices. Some networks were designed years ago, and are not equipped to handle today's sophisticated hacks and ransomware.

Ransomware — a type of cyberattack in which malicious code locks up computer files and cybercriminals demand a ransom to release them — has emerged in the past year as the most problematic cyberthreat facing most companies.

We didn't find in 2018, as well as in 2017, revolutionizing storage technologies even if there will be a lot of enhancements in the current $100 billion+ storage industry. Look to several start-ups, especially in software.

A new legal structure that bestows and monitors trust must be employed. Is decentralization of traditional, gigantic central bank repositories of data the answer? Is blockchain technology the new path that the legal industry should take to sustain in the digital age? Let us consider the most significant implications of decentralized technologies to the legal industry.

Most organizations today are either thinking about migrating applications and resources to the public cloud or their migration is already underway. Many extremely powerful and cost-effective options exist for moving resources to the public cloud. Google has been a major player in the public cloud market especially with its suite of applications in the cloud known as G Suite.

While there are tools available to protect G-Suite, most require the implementation of a complete data protection solution that protects a variety of other operating systems and applications. The problem is many companies don’t need a backup software application that backs up everything because they only have one thing – Google G-Suite.

Feature allows G Suite administrators to set specific scope of rules, exceptions, and notification settings in order to implement greater control over public cloud environments, and to enforce and orchestrate security policies across SaaS applications.

“Bitcoin reaching an all time high illustrates that the blockchain industry is continuing to grow and at a record pace,” Jordan Earls, Co-Founder of Qtum and Co-Chair of the Smart Contracts Alliance. Arman Agaronyan, Partner Manager, Investor of SpinOne, expects further growth in bitcoin price, but called for caution while considering investments in the cryptocurrency.

San Francisco, California-based SpinOne, a Google Cloud partner and leading cloud cybersecurity and cloud-to-cloud backup solutions provider for SaaS data, announced in a press release CoinReport received the approaching launch of its blockchain-based solutions for cloud-stored data and single sign-on access.

This week’s News Bits we look at a number of small announcements, small in terms of the content not the impact they have. IBM announces two new features for Cloud Object Storage. SpinOne leverages Blockchain technology for data protection.

Dmitry Dontsov, CEO & Founder SpinOne talks​ ​about​ ​SpinOne​ ​and​ ​what​ ​makes​ ​it​ ​different​ ​from​ ​other​ ​cybersecurity companies. SpinOne is a Cloud Cybersecurity and Cloud-to-Cloud Backup solutions provider for G Suite and Office 365.

SpinOne, a Google Cloud partner and leading cloud cybersecurity and cloud-to-cloud backup solutions provider for SaaS data, announced today the upcoming launch of its Blockchain-based solutions for cloud-stored data and single sign-on access.

Cloud security is on everyone’s minds these days. As we covered in the first part of our two-part post, SpinOne is a phenomenal product that protects organizations running Google G Suite in their environment. Just to review, it is a cloud to cloud backup and cyber security product that protects against data leak and loss protection all in one product and one “pane of glass”.

In today’s world, most organizations are utilizing the public cloud for at least some aspect of their infrastructure. Cloud resources allow organizations to be more agile and move quickly without the limits of procuring and provisioning hardware, network, and other infrastructure that makes standing new environments up possible. Many organizations are turning to the big three – Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to host various resources in their public clouds.