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mschlott
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Why did you choose Veeam for Office 365

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My organization will be migrating to Office 365 this year. We are a Veeam shop for all of our virtual infrastructure and I am a happy customer. Currently, our Exchange environment is physical so Veeam is not involved.

My Exchange administrator is suggesting that we simply use the O365 Litigation Hold features instead of a backup solution. I personally am not happy with the recovery options provided by that. We also have not seriously looked into the recovery of other O365 objects.

I'd like to hear from those who are using Veeam for O365 and tell me what drove you to choose it over other backup products or nothing at all.
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Re: Why did you choose Veeam for Office 365

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I feel like Microsoft has pretty good redundancy, and features that let you control when files are deleted. But what if someone over there makes a mistake? What if a hacker or virus gets on your users' computers and deletes their email and we don't notice it before the retention time expires? Microsoft can't recover from those. That's why we want a local backup (though I currently don't use Veeam, I use CodeTwo).
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Re: Why did you choose Veeam for Office 365

Post by jmmarton » 1 person likes this post

Take a look at this Gartner paper discussing the reasons to protect O365 and in particular issues with simply using features such as "litigation hold."

https://go.veeam.com/wp-gartner-report- ... 365-backup

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Re: Why did you choose Veeam for Office 365

Post by ctalbot » 1 person likes this post

In addition,

no amount of legal hold will prevent a scenario where ransomware encrypts your mailbox such as the following: https://blog.knowbe4.com/heads-up-new-r ... time-video
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