Data protection has never been more important for businesses and other organizations. Beyond straightforward backup, data protection now includes archiving, off-site replication, encryption, and more. Data is the target of every modern criminal because it is the most important asset of every modern business. Protecting company data from these criminals requires constant vigilance and evolving strategies.
Companies have to protect their data from more than just criminals. Hardware failure, human error, and misunderstanding of Office 365 and other SaaS data protection also create significant risk. Massive amounts of data are being generated on a daily basis, and that's sure to continue and increase as the digital transformation progresses. How does an IT professional protect this critical data, ensure that it is always accessible, and anticipate future data protection needs?
Today our Barracuda data protection experts are releasing a new report, ‘Closing Backup and Recovery Gaps,' which offers an in-depth look at the new risks and trends surrounding data protection.
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Download this report to get the latest information on:
- What kind of data and systems are being included in backup plans
- How cloud backup is growing in popularity, and what may be holding it back
- Why confusion about backing up Office 365 data is increasing organizational risk
Get your FREE copy of the special report right now!
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Christine Barry ist Senior Chief Blogger und Social Media Manager bei Barracuda. In dieser Rolle hilft sie, Barracuda-Geschichten zum Leben zu erwecken und die Kommunikation zwischen der Öffentlichkeit und den internen Barracuda-Teams zu erleichtern. Bevor sie zu Barracuda kam, war Christine über 15 Jahre lang als Außendiensttechnikerin und Projektmanagerin für K12- und KMU-Kunden tätig. Sie hat mehrere Abschlüsse in Technologie, einen Bachelor of Arts und einen Master of Business Administration. Sie ist Absolventin der University of Michigan.
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