Backup

Every business needs a cloud backup solution, but selecting the right one isn’t always easy – particularly when there are seemingly infinite vendors to choose from.  Complications like legacy platforms, multi-cloud environments and evolving business needs only add to the confusion

Earlier this year, we wrote about some of the key features of AvePoint Cloud Backup and Restore and explained why it has become one of our most frequently recommended backup solutions. Since then, AvePoint has continued to up their game

Picture this: It’s an ordinary morning, you’re logging onto your organisation’s network when… BAM… access denied. Your files have been encrypted. You (and everyone else) are officially locked out.   Then comes the ransom demand – tens of millions of dollars if

Over the years, we’ve worked with a lot of different backup solutions, both on-premises and in the cloud. Of all of these, AvePoint’s Cloud Backup and Restore is probably our most frequently recommended.   Here’s why it consistently gets a thumbs up

Backup and data retention are not new concepts, but over the years the line between their two functions has become increasingly blurred.   While you may have got away with using backups for data retention in your organisation’s on-premises past, that’s a lot harder to do in today’s highly regulated environment. Thankfully, cloud technology

We touched on a few of the benefits of third-party archive systems in our previous Cloud Insights article, but what about 3rd party cloud backup solutions? Are these even necessary in a cloud environment, and what do they have to do with

All good things have limits, including SharePoint’s free online storage. The current 1TB per tenant, or 10GB per user limit on SharePoint/Teams may seem perfectly generous at first glance, but these days, a lot of organisations are finding themselves teetering

It’s clear from our customers that the business need for backup and archiving is changing dramatically as organisations adopt and embrace the cloud. You may also have heard on the grapevine that Hubstor has just been acquired by Veritas. This