5 reasons Microsoft 365 backup isn’t enough for business data protection
Microsoft 365 helps keep services running, but protecting and recovering business data remains your responsibility. Acronis breaks down five gaps organizations should consider when evaluating Microsoft 365 data protection. [...]
The increasing reliance on cloud services like Microsoft 365, coupled with evolving cybersecurity threats, highlights the growing need for specialized data protection beyond vendor-supplied solutions.
Organizations must understand their ultimate responsibility for data protection and recovery in cloud environments to avoid significant business disruptions, data loss, and compliance issues.
The perception that standard cloud service offerings inherently provide comprehensive data backup is being challenged, leading to increased adoption of third-party backup solutions.
- · Third-party backup solution providers
- · Cybersecurity consultancies
- · Businesses with robust data protection strategies
- · Businesses relying solely on default cloud provider backup
- · Cloud providers unable to meet complex backup needs
- · Organizations experiencing data loss from inadequate protection
Increased expenditure by businesses on specialized data backup and recovery services for cloud applications.
A shift in cloud service contracts to more explicitly define and limit cloud providers' data protection liabilities, pushing responsibility onto the customer.
The emergence of new compliance frameworks and insurance products specifically addressing data sovereignty and recovery in hybrid cloud environments.
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