Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on building cyber resilience for Microsoft 365/O365 environments beyond traditional backup approaches
- Addresses recovery strategies for accidental deletion, ransomware, compromised accounts and data corruption
- Designed for IT professionals, security teams and decision-makers responsible for data protection
- Hosted by Barracuda Networks with technical sales and solutions architecture expertise
About the Webinar
Beyond Backup: Building Resilience for Your M365/O365 Data is a virtual webinar examining how organizations can strengthen their recovery capabilities for Microsoft 365 environments. The session moves past conventional backup discussions to address recoverability, independent data protection and minimizing operational disruption when incidents occur.
Microsoft 365 Data Protection Challenges
Organizations relying on Microsoft 365 face several data protection gaps that native platform features may not fully address. The webinar examines specific threat scenarios including ransomware attacks, compromised user accounts, accidental deletion by employees and data corruption. A central theme is the importance of maintaining independent data copies separate from the production environment, ensuring recovery remains possible even when primary systems are compromised.
Recovery Readiness and Business Continuity
The session emphasizes that effective data protection requires more than scheduled backups. Attendees will learn about building recovery strategies that account for modern cyber threats while minimizing business disruption. The focus is on practical approaches to ensuring critical information remains accessible when organizations need it most.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is suited for IT Directors, CIOs, Security Architects, Systems Engineers and IT Managers within organizations using Microsoft 365/O365. Professionals responsible for data protection strategy, business continuity planning or cloud security operations will find the content relevant to their roles.