Know Your Microsoft 365 Data Protection Gaps
Learn about 5 Microsoft 365 data protection gaps that could affect your SharePoint Online, Exchange Online and OneDrive for Business data.
Data Protection Goes to the Cloud | Cloud-based Backup, Replication and Data Archival
When we talk about companies moving to the cloud, we’re primarily talking about companies moving their data there. Organizations across nearly all industries are processing and storing data in the cloud and/or developing and running apps in the cloud to use that data.
So, it’s not surprising that the cloud is also being used to protect data. What’s more, cloud-enabled backup, replication and data archival are solving many of the issues associated with their counterparts in traditional data protection strategies.
In US Signal’s eBook, “Enhance Your Data Protection Strategy with Cloud-based Backup, Replication and Data Archival,” we look at the evolution of data protection and how the cloud is changing it to better meet the needs of a cloud-enabled society.
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