
How to Backup Gmail – Automatically
David Weiss
Gmail backup with Datto SaaS Protection is simple and straightforward. With just a few clicks, Partners can begin protecting clients’ Gmail data.
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David Weiss
Gmail backup with Datto SaaS Protection is simple and straightforward. With just a few clicks, Partners can begin protecting clients’ Gmail data.
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David Weiss
Windows backup and restore tools can help to recover both local and cloud-based data and applications.
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David Weiss
Datto SaaS Protection enables Managed service providers to restore lost clients’ Google Contacts quickly with flexible restore options.
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Courtney Heinbach
Downtime is a common, yet unanticipated side effect of a successful ransomware attack. Without the right solutions in place to get business operations back up and running, downtime is virtually inevitable.
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Courtney Heinbach
Ransomware strains are always evolving. Here’s a list of the most common types business are currently facing.
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Matt Richards
Datto became a publicly-traded company today. But this day isn’t really about Datto – it’s about the amazing ecosystem of MSPs that have made this possible.
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Courtney Heinbach
As ransomware continues to expand and evolve across the world, it’s imperative to understand the growing threat. This past year has brought forward many challenges for businesses, and cyber risk is a constant concern for managed service providers (MSPs) and their small and medium business (SMB) clients. Here are some recent ransomware findings that shed light on the risks MSPs and their clients face.
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Courtney Heinbach
Oftentimes, businesses using Software-as-as-Service (SaaS) solutions like Microsoft 365 or G Suite assume that the SaaS provider is responsible for their data security, but that’s not always the case.
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Christian Kane
Ransomware protection begins with end-user education, perimeter protection, and antivirus software. However, if a victim falls prey to a social engineering attack, they’re essentially opening the door for ransomware to enter a network.
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