Datto SaaS Protection was designed exclusively for MSPs to protect Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace applications, with 3x daily backups and flexible restore options, you can ensure your client’s data is protected from permanent downtime and data loss.
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SMBs rely on their managed service provider for many things, and ensuring data is accessible is at the top of the list. In the event of unexpected data loss, SaaS Protection helps you easily recover client data quickly.
Leading cloud-based productivity software providers like Microsoft and Google have limits to the data they take responsibility for. Datto SaaS Protection fills those gaps for data loss from ransomware, human error, and more.
Datto SaaS Protection is curated exclusively for MSPs, offering essential cloud-to-cloud backup services for SMBs’ critical business data.
Protect against data deletion, ransomware attacks, and other cloud data loss with 3X daily backups.
Built for bundling, SaaS Protection is priced for MSPs to offer it with cloud-based solutions like Microsoft and Google.
Restaurez rapidement les données perdues avec des options de restauration flexibles comme la restauration de points dans le temps, granulaire et non destructive.
With SaaS Protection, you can meet business continuity, compliance, and security requirements for your clients.
Datto SaaS Protection protects SMBs’ critical Microsoft 365 Exchange, Calendar, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams data, as well as Gmail, Google Drive, Shared Drives, Calendar, and Contacts–all managed through an easy-to-use interface.
SMBs may think Microsoft or Google has their back in the event of data loss. As an MSP, you know that isn’t necessarily the case. Here’s why SMBs need cloud backup.
By 2022, 70% of organizations will suffer business disruption due to data loss in a SaaS app.
And time is money. Data recovery can take days or weeks without backup.
Nearly 1 in 4 MSPs reported ransomware attacks on clients’ SaaS applications.
Cloud backup covers the gaps left behind by Microsoft and Google in the event of data loss.