This article walks through the reasons why Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace does not equate to full data protection, then offers tips on how IT professionals can close the gap by deploying data backup and recovery software that supports all their components.
How proprietary backup storage requirements kill your ROI
In this article, you will learn why proprietary backup storage can be the silent killer in disaster recovery cost-effectiveness, and what you can do to avoid the pitfalls of inflexible backup storage.
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NIST Compliance Explained: A Guide for MSPs and Businesses
Virtually all IT professionals know that cybersecurity is important. The question, though, is which practices and procedures they should follow to help protect against threats. Continue reading
Frequently Asked Questions About Backup for Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
Backup terminology can quickly become complex. Even experienced IT professionals sometimes find it challenging to distinguish between concepts like retention, redundancy, and true backup—especially within SaaS platforms like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
At MSP360, we often speak with teams who are unsure what their current setup is actually protecting, what’s at risk, and how to configure backup in a way that meets both operational and compliance requirements.
To help clarify these issues, we’ve created an easy-to-use guide that outlines what to back up, how to avoid common gaps, and how to build a dependable backup strategy. Whether you’re refining an existing approach or building one from the ground up, this guide offers clear guidance every step of the way. Continue reading
What Makes Remote Troubleshooting Work
Efficient remote troubleshooting is essential for IT teams to maintain seamless operations and minimize downtime in the modern enterprise. Remote troubleshooting works by letting someone in the IT support team use troubleshooting software to access and manage devices or systems from a different location to the user with an issue to identify and fix problems. Continue reading
Understanding Endpoint Security
Endpoints – meaning PCs, servers and other devices that connect over a network – are the fundamental building blocks of modern IT infrastructure. By extension, endpoint security is a fundamental practice for securing IT environments.
6 Ways to Minimize Downtime in IT Operations
Let’s face it—nearly every business today relies heavily on technology for its’ operations. Whether it’s the simple use of end-user computers running software, to touchscreen kiosks in restaurants to place orders, to advanced use of cloud computing to automate business processes, every business would be negatively impacted if some or all of their IT operations were to go down. Continue reading
Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace: SaaS Backup Gaps You Should Know
This article walks through the reasons why Microsoft 365 & Google Workspace does not equate to full data protection, then offers tips on how IT professionals can close the gap by deploying data backup and recovery software that supports all their components.
Improved Backup History Page
We're always working to make your experience with MSP360 more intuitive and efficient, and we’ve introduced several usability enhancements for the Backup History page designed to give you clearer insights and smoother navigation. Here's what's new: Continue reading
MSP360 Backup Earns a 4-Star Rating from PCWorld
We are thrilled to share that MSP360 Backup has received a 4-star review from PCWorld. Continue reading
Frequently Asked Questions About MSP360 Standalone Backup
This FAQ is intended to answer questions about MSP360 Standalone Backup.
Cloud Patch Management: A Smarter Approach for MSPs and IT Teams
As modern organizations become increasingly distributed—with remote teams, cloud infrastructure, and hybrid work environments—keeping systems secure and up to date has never been more critical. However, traditional patch management methods, particularly those reliant on on-premise infrastructure, struggle to keep pace. Continue reading