Ironclad Data Security for Microsoft 365
Protection for all your critical productivity data –
from Microsoft Exchange to Teams
These unprecedented times have forced companies to rapidly adopt remote working environments and cloud technologies to maintain business continuity. As a result, more business-critical data is being stored in the cloud, making a day-to-day backup solution more important than ever.
Microsoft’s service agreement recommends you regularly backup your data using third-party services
is the average cost of a data breach for SMBs
of SMBs reported
cyber-attacks in 2019
of businesses are impacted by data loss in the cloud
Many small businesses are not aware or prepared for the detrimental impacts that data loss can have on their operations. eCare Cloud Backup can help mitigate these risks.
One data protection solution for your most critical Microsoft 365 services
Email, calendar, contacts, tasks, notes, journals, public folders
Site Collections, subsites, lists, folders, files, versions
Full account, folders, files, versions
Conversations, Calendar, Files, Notebook, Modern Team Sites
Snapshots of your Microsoft 365 data are automatically saved up to six times a day, with no storage limits, overages, or additional installations. Automated discovery enables you to immediately start backing up new tenants as they are added.
Data never leaves Microsoft Azure, equipping you with all Azure’s built-in security and data governance measures. Additionally, your data is encrypted with 256-bit encryption at-rest and 128-bit encryption in-transit.
Perform full, granular, and point-in-time restore options with the click of a button. This empowers you to mitigate data loss events, bad actors, and service outages on-premises and in the cloud.
Almost no effort to configure, use, or manage.
No overages – no matter how much data you accumulate or how long you need it.
Peace of mind for your data, productivity, and bottom line.
Nothing to install
Get started quickly
Auto-enable new users and data
Up to 6 automated daily backups
No storage limits
Unlimited or custom retention
Comprehensive protection
No overages
Flexibly grows with your business
Having data in a cloud-based SaaS solution like Microsoft 365 doesn’t necessarily protect you from threats. In order to truly protect your data in the cloud – especially in an era of increased remote work scenarios – you need a cloud backup solution. Data loss can occur from any number of causes – from accidental deletion to malicious attacks like viruses and ransomware. Furthermore, Microsoft’s own recommendation is for end users to leverage a 3rd party data protection solution like Cloud Backup to extend the native data retention policies of Microsoft 365. With a solution like Cloud Backup, small business customers can thus quickly and accurately recover from unfortunate data loss incidents involving this productivity data with minimal disruption, mitigating possible data loss costs.
Using cloud-based services can offer customers significant advantages with regards to scalability, cost, productivity, and efficiency, among others. However, the cloud still poses security risks for users, as viruses, ransomware, and other data breach risks can still impact user data in the cloud. In fact, analysts point to the fact that 32% of businesses are impacted by data loss in the cloud at some point, with the most common causes being user error (64% of cases) and malicious attacks (20%). With the increase in remote working environments, because of the COVID-19 outbreak, phishing scams have increased significantly. In a single week, Google reported an average of 18 million COVID-19 phishing emails sent per day.
eCare Cloud Backup complements native data protection features in Microsoft 365 by providing up to six automated backups per day across the Microsoft 365 tenant. Coverage includes user data found in Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Teams. It protects data with unlimited storage and retention, and maintains productivity with rapid search and one-click restore that empowers customers to quickly recover from data loss or corruption.
Cloud Backup storage is in Microsoft Azure, and you can determine the storage location, based on two options available for each subscription:
Yes, eCare Cloud Backup conforms to all HIPAA/GDPR requirements of a Business Associate. Once a covered entity completes and signs our Business Associate Agreement (BAA), we can create a HIPAA/GDPR-compliant Cloud Backup subscription. The BAA contains the elements specified at 45 CFR 164.504(e), including:
It is a premium data protection service for Microsoft 365, giving partners a powerful tool to help small businesses quickly and accurately recover from productivity data loss. Its differentiating features as an Microsoft 365 backup solution are:
eCare Cloud Backup operates adjacently, but distinctly from an Microsoft 365 subscription. We leverage the latest industry and Microsoft security protocols – such as MFA – to securely connect customer Microsoft 365 subscriptions with the eMazzanti Technologies backup functionality.
eCare Cloud Backup is a market-leading Microsoft 365 backup solution for small businesses. Its backup scope includes the complete set of Microsoft 365 productivity data that small businesses rely on to collaborate, communicate and operate efficiently, from Exchange Online information (mail, calendars, contacts, notes, etc.) to SharePoint libraries and data, OneDrive files and folders, and data stored and used by Microsoft 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams.
eCare Cloud Backup retains all data from deleted users. The data can be restored to a public or shared mailbox, or to another user.
There is no limit to how much user mailbox data is backed up in eCare Cloud Backup, nor is there a time limit to how long it is retained, provided your customers maintain an active subscription.
The time it takes to restore varies on the amount of data restored. Individual items can take as little as a couple of minutes while full mailboxes can take multiple hours depending on how much data is being restored.
Having data in a cloud-based SaaS solution like Microsoft 365 doesn’t necessarily protect you from threats. In order to truly protect your data in the cloud – especially in an era of increased remote work scenarios – you need a cloud backup solution. Data loss can occur from any number of causes – from accidental deletion to malicious attacks like viruses and ransomware. Furthermore, Microsoft’s own recommendation is for end users to leverage a 3rd party data protection solution like Cloud Backup to extend the native data retention policies of Microsoft 365. With a solution like Cloud Backup, small business customers can thus quickly and accurately recover from unfortunate data loss incidents involving this productivity data with minimal disruption, mitigating possible data loss costs.
Using cloud-based services can offer customers significant advantages with regards to scalability, cost, productivity, and efficiency, among others. However, the cloud still poses security risks for users, as viruses, ransomware, and other data breach risks can still impact user data in the cloud. In fact, analysts point to the fact that 32% of businesses are impacted by data loss in the cloud at some point, with the most common causes being user error (64% of cases) and malicious attacks (20%). With the increase in remote working environments, because of the COVID-19 outbreak, phishing scams have increased significantly. In a single week, Google reported an average of 18 million COVID-19 phishing emails sent per day.
eCare Cloud Backup complements native data protection features in Microsoft 365 by providing up to six automated backups per day across the Microsoft 365 tenant. Coverage includes user data found in Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Teams. It protects data with unlimited storage and retention, and maintains productivity with rapid search and one-click restore that empowers customers to quickly recover from data loss or corruption.
Cloud Backup storage is in Microsoft Azure, and you can determine the storage location, based on two options available for each subscription:
Yes, eCare Cloud Backup conforms to all HIPAA requirements of a Business Associate. Once a covered entity completes and signs our Business Associate Agreement (BAA), we can create a HIPAA-compliant Cloud Backup subscription. The BAA contains the elements specified at 45 CFR 164.504(e), including:
It is a premium data protection service for Microsoft 365, giving partners a powerful tool to help small businesses quickly and accurately recover from productivity data loss. Its differentiating features as an Microsoft 365 backup solution are:
eCare Cloud Backup operates adjacently, but distinctly from an Microsoft 365 subscription. We leverage the latest industry and Microsoft security protocols – such as MFA – to securely connect customer Microsoft 365 subscriptions with the eMazzanti Technologies backup functionality.
eCare Cloud Backup is a market-leading Microsoft 365 backup solution for small businesses. Its backup scope includes the complete set of Microsoft 365 productivity data that small businesses rely on to collaborate, communicate and operate efficiently, from Exchange Online information (mail, calendars, contacts, notes, etc.) to SharePoint libraries and data, OneDrive files and folders, and data stored and used by Microsoft 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams.
eCare Cloud Backup retains all data from deleted users. The data can be restored to a public or shared mailbox, or to another user.
There is no limit to how much user mailbox data is backed up in eCare Cloud Backup, nor is there a time limit to how long it is retained, provided your customers maintain an active subscription.
The time it takes to restore varies on the amount of data restored. Individual items can take as little as a couple of minutes while full mailboxes can take multiple hours depending on how much data is being restored.
These unprecedented times have forced companies to rapidly adopt remote working environments and cloud technologies to maintain business continuity. As a result, more business-critical data is being stored in the cloud, making a day-to-day backup solution more important than ever.
Microsoft’s service agreement recommends you regularly backup your data using third-party services
is the average cost of a data breach for SMBs
of SMBs reported
cyber-attacks in 2019
of businesses are impacted by data loss in the cloud