Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup provides protection against evolving cyberthreats like ransomware, and is now transactable in Azure Marketplace Highlights:.
/PRNewswire/ Highlights: Barracuda adds three new regional data centers in France, United Arab Emirates, and India to help with the growing demand from.
/PRNewswire/ Highlights: Barracuda adds three new regional data centers in France, United Arab Emirates, and India to help with the growing demand from.
Can your customers really trust Microsoft’s cloud data retention?
The cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 platform may have simplified delivery of productivity tools to remote workers, but recent research suggests that its widespread adoption is also creating data-exposure issues that channel partners should call out – and help customers fix – using a backup tool purpose built for the new environment.
Reflecting on the remote-working changes wrought during a year of the COVID-19 pandemic – which drove Office 365 monthly active users up from 200m in October 2019 to 258m when lockdowns became widespread in April 2020 – a global Censuswide/Barracuda Networks survey that found most companies didn’t fully understand the limits of Office 365’s built-in, but often quite basic, data protection features.
Barracuda announced the latest version of Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup with a new platform that delivers a fast search and restore experience for Office 365 data, including Teams, Exchange Online, SharePoint, and OneDrive. Compared to traditional backup and recovery solutions, a cloud-native solution provides scale and resiliency, fast performance, and wide global coverage to protect Office 365 data born in the cloud.
According to an October 2020 Microsoft blog post: “This quarter, Microsoft 365 users around the world generated more than 30 billion collaboration minutes in a single day as people communicated, collaborated, and co-authored content across work, life, and learning. This new metric combines both synchronous and asynchronous collaboration and reflects the changing nature of work.”