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Microsoft 365 is great for sharing, creating and collaborating on data. Protecting data, however, is something else altogether. It’s not so easy. Many organizations assume Microsoft fully protects their information, only to discover gaps when something goes wrong. That’s why data retention, backup and archiving are so important. The three concepts have some similarities, but they serve very different purposes. More importantly, you can’t substitute one for another.

Generative AI is no longer emerging. It is already embedded in how businesses work. From content creation and research to customer support and internal productivity, AI tools are rapidly becoming part of everyday workflows across SMBs and the MSPs that serve them. But this shift comes with a hard reality: As GenAI adoption accelerates, so do the risks.

Organizations across the Asia-Pacific region are accelerating adoption of open infrastructure, Kubernetes, and modern virtualization platforms. As these environments grow, protecting applications and data becomes a core operational requirement. The strategic partnership between Trilio and Bigstack to deliver integrated cloud-native data protection and migration capabilities for enterprises deploying modern private and hybrid cloud environments.

While it is not technically required, the Cyber Essentials 3.3 set of standards is quickly becoming a necessity for organizations that need to ensure public sector contract, insurance and supplier assurance in the U.K. That’s good news for managed service providers (MSPs), who now have an opportunity to build both trust and revenue by guiding clients toward Cyber Essentials certification. Acronis recently surveyed U.K. partners about Cyber Essentials.

Each of us certainly experienced a situation where we first got rid of some data, because we did not need it, but after some time we realized that we wanted to recover this data. It could be anything, an old note, a photo, or it can be an entire repository. Then what? We would like to recover this data somehow! Unfortunately, this is not always possible, so we should remember to regularly back up our data.

Trilio has officially joined the Oracle Partner Network (OPN), marking a significant step in expanding cloud-native data protection capabilities for enterprises using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This collaboration enables organizations to seamlessly protect Kubernetes workloads running on Oracle Cloud, ensuring stronger resilience, scalability, and operational continuity.