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Darkreading.com reported that "Based on responses from more than 1,000 IT professionals, business executives, and backup administrators, Barracuda found that 40% of IT organizations surveyed don't use third-party backup tools to protect Office 365 data."
Darkreading.com reported that "Based on responses from more
than 1,000 IT professionals, business executives, and backup
administrators, Barracuda found that 40% of IT organizations
surveyed don't use third-party backup tools to protect Office
365 data." The March 28, 2019 article entitled "40% of Organizations Not Doing
Enough to Protect Office 365 Data" included these comments
according to the Barracuda study:
...deleted emails are not backed
up on Office 365 in the traditional sense. Rather, they are kept in
the recycle bin for a maximum of 93 days before they're deleted
forever.
For SharePoint and OneDrive,
deleted information gets retained for a maximum of 14 days by
Microsoft, and individuals must open a support ticket to retrieve
it.
SharePoint and OneDrive are
unable to retrieve single items/files; they must restore an entire
instance.
It's unlikely that such
short retention policies meet most compliance
requirements.
What are you doing to protect Office 365 data?
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