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Methods and Best Practices for SharePoint Backup

SharePoint’s native integration with Microsoft 365 makes it a popular tool for collaboration and content sharing. Organizations often find themselves storing, organizing, and sharing significant amounts of data on SharePoint Online or an on-premises SharePoint server, which makes it crucial to regularly back up the platform. Read more
Edward Watson
Edward Watson

Principal Product Marketing Manager

Comprehensive Overview of Google Cloud Security

Integrating Google Cloud security measures is crucial to enhancing the security of digital assets in the cloud. By leveraging Google Cloud's security infrastructure, businesses can ensure that their sensitive data, trade secrets, personal information, intellectual property, and financial data is well-protected. Implementing proper access controls, encryption protocols, and utilizing monitoring capabilities offered by Google Cloud can significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access and potential data breaches. Read more
Cody Ault
Cody Ault

Staff Solutions Architect

Highlight Threats and Reduce Risk With Veeam Threat Center

Veeam Data Platform is continuously evolving to provide users with the tools they need for ultimate data protection and resilience. It provides a holistic solution for data protection with monitoring and orchestration capabilities that help ensure compliance and cyber resilience. Read more
Kirsten Stoner
Kirsten Stoner

Technologist and Program Lead

Guide to Google Cloud Disaster Recovery

Modern companies rely on their ability to leverage their data and applications to function in almost every aspect of their business, whether it’s their website used for e-commerce, inventory databases, and industrial controls for manufacturers, sales and customer relation management systems, medical records, or payment systems. Without these capabilities, hospitals, utility companies, and emergency services can’t function and provide critical services. Companies could be unable to serve customers, take new orders, or manufacture products, causing loss of revenue and failing to meet obligations or even face regulatory penalties.   Read more
Cody Ault
Cody Ault

Staff Solutions Architect