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Endpoint backup solutions offer data protection for employee user devices, including desktops and laptops for today’s remote workforce.

Database backup is the process of creating a copy (backing up) of an organization’s structured data utilized by popular databases such as SAP HANA and Microsoft SQL Server.

With the escalating frequency of data breaches, concerns regarding cybersecurity have reached new heights, particularly within the Federal government. Despite assumptions about impenetrable security measures, federal agencies remain vulnerable to cyber threats, making them prime targets for malicious actors. The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) serves as a standardized framework aimed at mitigating risks associated with cloud products and services used by federal agencies. This comprehensive guide delves into the intricacies of FedRAMP, including its objectives, development history, compliance categories, certification process, and the benefits of achieving FedRAMP compliance.


Cleanroom Recovery is a specialized data recovery process that ensures the secure and reliable retrieval of critical information from damaged storage devices in environments where data contamination poses a significant risk.

Air gap backup refers to a backup system that is physically isolated from the main computer or network, creating a “gap” between the two systems. This separation ensures that the backup data is not accessible to hackers or malware that may have infected the primary system.

Zero Trust Security is a security approach that assumes that all user activity on a network or system is untrusted, even from users who have already been authenticated.

Data deduplication, also called “dedup”, eliminates duplicate or redundant information in a dataset. In short, dedup is a process that ensures only one copy of data exists in a particular dataset or block.

Dynamic 365 Backup is simple. It is data backup for Microsoft Dynamics 365, which offers comprehensive coverage for CRM data stored within the platform, such as files, customer records, transactions, behaviors and preferences, as well as order information, inventory and shipping.

An organization’s data retention policy is a set of rules that describe the types of data that will be retained by the entity and for how long.

Microsoft 365 (sometimes referred to as O365) is a popular SaaS (solution-as-a-service) offering for today’s businesses. With Microsoft 365, end users and organizations get a robust suite of productivity tools, which include Exchange Online, OneDrive for Business, SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Teams among others.

Digital transformation is the process of using digital technologies to fundamentally change how a business operates and delivers value to its customers. It involves using digital technologies to automate processes, improve efficiency, and create new business models, products, and services.

Disaster recovery (DR) is the process of restoring an organization’s IT infrastructure and operations after a major disruption or disaster. The goal of disaster recovery is to minimize the impact of a disruptive event and restore normal operations as quickly as possible to minimize the impact on the organization’s business processes and reputation.

Data protection refers to the practices, technologies, and policies that are used to safeguard data against unauthorized access, loss, corruption, and other threats. This includes protecting data at rest (stored data), in transit (data being transferred between systems), and in use (data being accessed by authorized users).

Salesforce backup and recovery offers automated data protection for content, files, objects, metadata relationships, and more living in Salesforce production organizations and sandbox environments.