Protect cloud application data

SAAS APP DATA PROTECTION

Backup. Search. Restore. Audit.

x360Cloud protects data in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. With this cloud-to-cloud backup, our partners can keep businesses running and be audit-ready with searchability and fast restores of items and data within their Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backups. Axcient x360Cloud automatically backs up Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data so that it can always be located, restored, and audited for uninterrupted business continuity after a data loss incident.

x360Cloud delivers BCDR for:

• Microsoft 365 suite of apps: Exchange Mail, Calendar, Contacts, OneDrive, and SharePoint
• Google Workspace: Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, Drives, Sites, and Shared Drives

MICROSOFT 365

Data protection for Microsoft 365

While Microsoft 365 does provide business enablement tools for collaboration and data access anywhere, it does not provide data loss protection. In today's landscape of more sophisticated threats, business continuity SLAs require more comprehensive backup plans, meaning MSPs must protect clients’ Microsoft 365 data in:

• Exchange Mail and Contacts
• Outlook Calendar
• OneDrive
• SharePoint

GOOGLE WORKSPACE

Protection for data in Google Apps

Google recommends third-party services to avoid the risk of complete downtime by putting all your eggs in one basket. When an MSP allows a client to back up business-critical data to the same cloud where their data is stored, the MSP can’t promise they can deliver business continuity. If you have clients that are Google shops, you need to protect their data in:

• Gmail and Google Calendar
• Google Contacts
• Google Drives and Shared Drives
• Google Sites

BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace Continuity

Proactive protection for your clients must include backups of MS 365 and Google Workspace data to deliver business continuity to keep their business running no matter what. Relying on native backups in the same cloud means that during infrastructure outages or targeted attacks, those backups go down, too. Plus, human error causes over 50% of data loss incidents and is often not discovered for months – long after cloud provider’s limited retention periods.

• Google’s Terms of Service: “The only commitments we make about our services (…) are (1) described in the Warranty section, (2) stated in the service-specific additional terms, or (3) provided under applicable laws. We don’t make any other commitments about our services.”
• Microsoft Services Agreement Section 6b: “We recommend that you regularly backup Your Content and Data that you store on the Services or store using Third-Party Apps and Services.”