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How to Improve Security of S3 Buckets Using S3 Access Logs
Imagine the situation: you browse your Amazon S3 bucket and suddenly discover that some files are missing. Since Amazon S3 offers high durability, it leaves almost no chance for these files to disappear due to a system failure or disaster. Apparently, they were deleted by a user. How to find out who did that? Continue reading
Creating and Accessing Amazon S3 VPC Endpoint
We are always trying to stay on top of the new functionality introduced by Amazon. In this guide, we will describe how to create and access Amazon S3 endpoint in your VPC. Continue reading
Getting Back to Work. Doug Hazelman is Joining MSP360
When I left Veeam back in April 2017 I announced that I was taking the summer off to focus on myself and staying home for a bit. The summer turned into Fall and then Winter but I’m happy to say that I’m back in the game again working with MSP360 and their great set of products. You may notice that MSP360 has some relation to Veeam, most notable is that Ratmir Timashev (Veeam co-founder) is on their board. Continue reading
Introducing MSP360 Backup 2.3 for macOS & Linux
MSP360 software for Mac cloud backup and Linux cloud backup have been updated to support new Amazon S3 regions, new Microsoft Azure Archive & Cool storage tiers, and a new Linux distribution.
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GDPR Overview: Key Terms and Regulation Summary
Businesses based in the European Union or businesses outside the EU working with EU citizen data are currently marking their calendars for May 25, 2018. That’s when GDPR is coming.
In this article, we will provide a general GDPR overview including the main terms and regulations that you should be aware of.
Ransomware on Mac. Does It Exist?
One of the most annoying types of virus types nowadays is Ransomware – malicious software that locks files or a computer until its owner pays a ransom for decryption. Windows users do a lot of things to protect their files, but how about for Macs? Should Mac users be worried about such virus types? In this article, we are going to reveal the answer. Continue reading
How to Back Up a Linux Server
Even on a well-protected Linux system, data loss is still an imminent risk. And chances are, it might hit you when you least expect it. So, you might want to prepare for such an outcome by backing up your Linux server. This should serve as a supplementary protection measure in case everything else fails. Continue reading
Taking Advantage of Web Access for macOS & Linux in MSP360 Backup
It's been a few months since we introduced MSP360 Backup 2.1 for macOS & Linux that brought support for Web Access — a feature that enables you to use a web-based user-interface for the app. So in this article we'll demonstrate how to enable Web Access and use it to perform regular operations.
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How to Back Up Files in Linux
Backing up files in Linux may seem easy, but it is challenging to back up a Linux system in a reliable and efficient way.
That is because a typical Linux server contains many different types of files. Some are more important to back up than others, and some are easier to restore to a working state than others after the system goes down. Continue reading
How to Store Veeam Backups in the Cloud with MSP360 Backup
MSP360 Backup can be used for backing up your Veeam backup data into cloud storage. It gives you an extra level of confidence that important files are safe. In this post, we explain how to start using MSP360 Backup for backing up Veeam files. Continue reading
4 ‘Must-Have’ Features of the Managed Backup Software
When you only start MSP business and work with your first client, it’s easy to provide on-demand remote support. But as you grow and add more and more customers to your portfolio, it gets harder to manage all their systems manually. Especially this concerns remote backup service. Continue reading
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