Microsoft is in the process of updating their security policies around Exchange Online. This means that Remote PowerShell access will be gradually disabled over time and one of their APIs will be deprecated. These changes will affect all tenants and vendors like us, BackupAssist, who operate within this space.
Given Microsoft 365’s reputation for reliability, many businesses choose to rely solely on the built-in backup and recovery features. However, these enterprises limit the overall resilience and completeness of their backup and disaster recovery (DR) strategy.
Setting up backups for Exchange mailboxes, SharePoint and OneDrive for Business is easy with BackupAssist 365. Here are a few pointers with the setup and credentials.
A good backup strategy must include the ability to retain the backup data of employees who have left an organization. This article examines how BackupAssist 365 handles this once a user has been deleted from Microsoft 365 or Office 365.
With the rapid update of Microsoft Teams in the new work from home environment, collaboration has never been easier. Understandably, many system administrators wonder where Teams stores their files, as these should be backed up as part of a good cyber resilience plan. This article sheds light on this issue!
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