An abandoned office will present some unique risks to your I.T. infrastructure, your backups included. Here are some ways you can prepare for an office lockdown, so you remain cyber-resilient while the office is empty.
Many people think they are protected against hacking, data deletion and ransomware attacks because they do backups… only to discover their backups were either destroyed or ineffective. Cyber-resilience expert, Linus Chang, breaks down the top 5 mistakes that force victims to pay the ransom.
To back up Office 365 SharePoint documents, it’s best to use a special backup user login. This blog explains how to achieve this without needing any extra O365 licenses.
To achieve a successful bare-metal recovery, you need the right backup. In this article, we look at what makes a backup the ‘right backup’, and how to perform a recovery using Windows Server or BackupAssist.
Yes, absolutely it is possible to be cyber-resilient, to mitigate all common cyber risks, and to do it for less than a dollar per day. In this blog, we explain how to get the right backup within a budget.
Cyber-resilience is “an organization’s ability to recover from an adverse cyber-event”. How well can you recover from hacking, ransomware, natural disasters?
On behalf of the team at BackupAssist, we would like to wish you happy holidays, and thank you for using BackupAssist for your backup needs.
Our US Office will be closed for Thanksgiving from Thursday 28th and Friday 29th of November 2019. As such, our support and sales teams will
Backing up multiple Office 365 mailboxes is possible and easier when you use a single login. This blog explains how to achieve this without needing any extra O365 licenses.
When doing a backup of mailboxes in Office 365 or Exchange to a local PST file, there are situations where BackupAssist 365 appears to slow down or stall. Here’s why.
When ransomware strikes, your backup should save you from paying the ransom. But can ransomware infect and corrupt your backup? The answer may surprise you.
Microsoft has finally confirmed you don’t need to safely eject a flash drive before ripping it out (at least when it’s not writing).
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