Most people would have you believe that the world has gone completely the SaaS way. Email, file services, CRMs, you name it - are all served up from the cloud today. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to think of solutions that have not been SaaS-ified. Backup solutions are no exception - there is now a wide range of SaaS backup solutions to choose from - which provide services from the cloud to backup your endpoints, servers, your SaaS workloads etc.

Ransomware attacks have emerged as a significant threat to organizations of various sizes and sectors, spanning regions worldwide, with the potential to cause severe financial and reputational harm. In the event of a ransomware attack, enterprises could lose control over valuable data assets, which can result in severe disruption of business operations. Usually, attackers target crucial data or information,

Backups can pose a unique challenge when employees work from home. First of all, if you were using an on-premise backup solution that relied on an on-premise backup server attached to secondary storage - that arrangement is unlikely to work well now that your users are at home and unable to reach the backup server. A majority of businesses are opting to use a SaaS-based backup solution that user endpoints can connect, no matter where.