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Top 10 Reasons to Back Up your Microsoft 365 Data

It's no secret that confusion surrounding the cloud has led to major data loss.

More than a million businesses worldwide use Microsoft 365, a suite of trusted productivity applications. But more importantly, that equates to an abundance of data that could be lost. In this report, we’ll explore ten reasons why it is essential that your organization backs up your Microsoft 365 data. Click here to download the guide now and avoid serious data loss for your business.

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  • Aberdeen Research shares that 64% of data loss incidents are caused by human error

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