Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup automatically backs up all your Exchange Online email, OneDrive for Business, OneNote, SharePoint, Teams and Groups data to the cloud.

Microsoft recommends using a third-party backup for Microsoft 365, and Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is one of the easiest backups to use and sets up in just minutes. Our free trial allows you to experience Cloud-to-Cloud Backup for yourself.

Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup features include:

• Unlimited storage and retention mean no worries or extra charges as your business scales.
• Simple, all-inclusive, per user licensing
• SaaS based – keep it all in the cloud and reduce management headaches
• Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Backup provides intuitive online management:
• Advanced Search: Find and recover specific items, folders, and mailboxes, or select every item within a given time range, or every item created by a specified user.
• Recover entire SharePoint or OneDrive sites or individual files.
• Restore files or emails to an original user account, a different location or to a completely different account.
• Complete visibility and reporting of source backup status and storage statistics make it easy to understand backup status, while the audit log and email alerts keep you informed about the details of every action.

Backup is also critical for cyberattack and ransomware protection – you need a secure backup to recover your data without paying the ransom. Barracuda Cloud-to-Cloud Ransomware protection features include:

• Full separation of network sharing protocols (separate cloud)
• Multi-factor authentication (MFA) for administrative accounts
• Role-based access control
• Multiple copies of backup data
• Encryption in transit and at rest
• Delayed cloud purging

Frequently asked questions:

I’m using the default recovery options within Microsoft. Why do I need Cloud-to-Cloud Backup?

Microsoft recommends you use a 3 party backup. Microsoft uses a shared responsibility model for Microsoft 365 where they are responsible for the availability of the service. The customer is responsible for backing up their own data as Microsoft is not liable for lost data.

I have an archive product. Why can’t I use that to recover from ransomware?

Archive is not backup. Both are important, but archive is meant for e-discovery, not for recovering after a cyberthreat or ransomware incident. You can’t restore the mailbox or calendar to a point-in-time with archive. You also can’t restore SharePoint or OneDrive properly. Backup allows you to recover so you can actually use the data or email.