Tips & Tricks for the 3-2-1 Rule With Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365

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Tips & Tricks for the 3-2-1 Rule With Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365

In this paper, you will learn what is protected by Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 that is not protected by Microsoft. Download it and you will discover:

how to properly apply the 3-2-1 Rule to make sure you are meeting compliance, both within your company and for legal reasons;
the tools to copy that data to another target with Veeam Backup & Replication (these steps will cover the Veeam Office 365 deployed as a virtual or physical machine);
how to restore this data once it has been backed up without needing to restore the complete Veeam Office 365 server.

About the Author

Karinne Bessette
Technologist, Product Strategy, Veeam Software

Karinne Bessette is a Technologist at Veeam on the Product Strategy team. This individual has a strong technical background in network and security. She is well-versed in Office 365 and Azure platforms. Her credentials include Cisco Security (CCNA) and Cisco Routing & Switching (CCNA), CompTIANetwork+, Security +, CompTIA A+, Project +, Linux Professional Institutes Essentials, Microsoft AZ-900 and AZ-103, VMCE 2019 and VMCE 2020, and VMware vExpert 2020. Follow Karinne on Twitter @RinBytes or @Veeam.

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