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[POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
It would be highly appreciated if you could take part in the poll above. The main goal for this poll is to understand what the primary reason(s) is for Office 365 protection to improve future versions. Thanks a lot!
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Re: [Poll] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
Other reason: upsell from Veeam B&R, revenue, sell hardware for VBO Server / Repository or sell a VM on Azure in a different region from O365 data
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Re: [Poll] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
Same reasons we use VBR - in case stuff gets messed up
Mostly compliance reasons, but we also know users will be users and delete stuff they don't want to ....

Mostly compliance reasons, but we also know users will be users and delete stuff they don't want to ....
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Re: [Poll] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
Other reason maybe that Outlook doesn’t backup emails older than 30 days.
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
In newly published procurements, one requirement is that a supplier must be able to hand over all customer data at request within 24 hours.
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
Other reason: I trust Microsoft about as far as I can throw them. Besides, tough buys cry often, do backups, regularly tests restore and NEVER trusts anyone with their data.
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
According to the Microsoft Trust Center: “Customer data may be replicated within a selected geographic area for enhanced data durability in case of a major data center disaster, and in some cases, will not be replicated outside it.”
Outlook doesn’t backup emails older than 30 days
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You can’t afford to be without your data
These are the reason you should have backup
Outlook doesn’t backup emails older than 30 days
Ransomware Hackers
You can’t afford to be without your data
These are the reason you should have backup
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
Wanted to throw this out:
Had an instance today where a VIP C-level lost an entire FOLDER of compliancy working documents in a Teams/Sharepoint document library. Wasn't in SP Recycle Bin either.
VBO paid for itself right there, period.
Had an instance today where a VIP C-level lost an entire FOLDER of compliancy working documents in a Teams/Sharepoint document library. Wasn't in SP Recycle Bin either.
VBO paid for itself right there, period.
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
"Had an instance today where a VIP C-level lost an entire FOLDER of compliancy working documents in a Teams/Sharepoint document library. Wasn't in SP Recycle Bin either."
Are you sure they didn't just drag it into a sub-folder somewhere?
Are you sure they didn't just drag it into a sub-folder somewhere?
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Re: [POLL] What is the primary reason for backing up O365
We dug around for some time and didn't find it - it was an entire folder - but since we had backups from only a few hours before it was a no brainer to just restore. Couple of clicks, and it was done.
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