All your Office 365 data lives in the Microsoft cloud that is beyond your control, but does it matter? After all, Microsoft offers a financially backed guarantee of 99.9% uptime with state-of-the-art redundancy at every layer, but scratch beneath the surface and you’ll find good reasons to back up your Office 365 data.

The implications of the Travelex attack have been felt globally and reports state that only today are Travelex able to start bringing systems back online, two weeks after the initial attack.

Backup and recovery software typically requires you to install an agent onto every server you want to backup, but agents create a whole host of problems, even in a modest-sized environment.

Agentless backup completely eliminates the negative impact of agents, by reaching out over the network to backup operating systems, file systems, and applications, using industry-standard programming interfaces.

Whilst agent-based backup and recovery solutions do the job, on the whole, they have a direct impact on your data security, recoverability, and costs. It’s important you understand the downsides of agent-based solutions, and whether it’s time to consider an agentless solution.

All companies face the challenge of getting their data backed up to another medium, be that disk, tape, or in the cloud. As the amount …

With GDPR on the horizon, companies are under extreme pressure to keep an inventory of the data they handle – both in-flight and at-rest …

With Office 365, all of your data, including emails, calendars, and files, live in a Microsoft cloud that is beyond your control. Although Microsoft …

The answer really comes down to how vital the data is that you’re storing. Lots of people get confused in Cloud speak between data …