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      • Backup as a service
      • Bare-metal backup
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      • Backup Solutions
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      • Compression
      • Consistency check
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      • Disaster Recovery (DR)
      • Differential Backup
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      • Disaster Recovery (DR)
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      • Endpoint Backup
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      • Enterprise Backup Software
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      • Full Backup
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      • Granular Recovery
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      • Hybrid Backup
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      • Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
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    • I
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      • Instant Recovery
      • Integrity Check
      • Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
    • J
      • Journaling
      • Job Scheduler
      • Just-in-Time Recovery
      • Journal-Based Recovery
      • Jumbo Frames
    • K
      • Key Management
      • Kernel-Based Recovery
      • Kickstart
      • Kept Versions
      • Kill Switch
    • L
      • Long-Term Retention
      • Log-Based Recovery
      • Local Backup
      • Latency
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    • M
      • Metadata
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    • N
      • Nearline Storage
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      • P2V (Physical-to-Virtual) Conversion
    • Q
      • Quiesce
      • Quick Recovery
      • Quota Management
      • Quality of Service (QoS)
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    • R
      • Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
      • Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
      • Replication
      • Restore
      • Retention Policy
    • S
      • Snapshot
      • Storage Area Network (SAN)
      • Secondary Storage
      • Single Point of Failure (SPOF)
      • Synthetic Full Backup
    • T
      • Tape Backup
      • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
      • Thin Provisioning
      • Test Restore
      • Transaction Log
    • U
      • Universal Restore
    • V
      • Versioning
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      • Verification
      • Vaulting
      • Virtual Tape Library (VTL)
    • W
      • Warm Site
      • Workload Mobility
      • WAN Acceleration
      • Write-Once, Read-Many (WORM)
      • Windows Backup
    • X
      • XOR (Exclusive OR)
    • Y
      • Yearly Backup
    • Z
      • Zero Data Loss
  • Best Practices and Tips
    • How to backup Microsoft 365 using third-party backup tools
  • FAQs
    • Does Office 365 have backups?
    • What is the best backup for Office 365?
    • How do I backup my Office 365 backup?
    • What is the backup tool for Office 365?
    • Does Office 365 have storage?
    • Is OneDrive a reliable backup solution?
    • What is an Incremental Backup?
    • Does VMware have a backup tool?
    • What is VMware considered backup?
    • What are the types of backup in VMware?
    • Is VMware snapshot a backup?
    • What is the best way to backup a Hyper-V VM?
    • How do I create a backup in Hyper-V?
    • Should you backup a Hyper-V host?
    • What is the difference between Hyper-V snapshot and backup?
    • What is the disaster recovery in IT industry?
    • What should an IT disaster recovery plan include?
    • What are the main steps in IT disaster recovery?
    • What is the difference between IT security and disaster recovery?
    • What is a NAS backup?
    • How do I backup my NAS data?
    • Can NAS be used as a backup?
    • What is Nutanix used for?
    • What is Nutanix storage?
    • What is RPO and RTO in Nutanix?
    • What is MSP backup?
    • What is managed backup service?
    • How do I restore my MSP backup?
    • What is Azure Backup?
    • What is the purpose of Azure Backup?
    • What are the different types of Azure cloud backups?
    • Is Azure Backup a PaaS?
    • What are the downsides of Backblaze?
    • Does Backblaze backup everything?
    • Is Backblaze better than Google Drive?
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Does Office 365 have backups?

Learn whether Microsoft 365 has backups and why additional measures, like third-party backup tools, may be necessary to fully protect your data.

Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office 365) is a popular cloud-based productivity suite that offers a range of built-in data protection features, such as retention policies, version history, and recycle bins. However, many users wonder whether Microsoft 365 includes backups. The answer is no - Microsoft 365 does not provide a comprehensive backup solution. While the built-in data protection features can offer some level of protection, they may not be sufficient for all scenarios, such as data loss due to hacking or service outages.

To ensure that their data is fully protected, Microsoft recommends that users implement third-party backup tools. These tools can provide additional features, such as the ability to back up data to a separate location, automate backups, and test backup data to ensure it can be easily restored. Some popular third-party backup tools for Microsoft 365 include NAKIVO, Acronis and Veeam.

While Microsoft 365 provides some built-in data protection features, it does not include backups. It's important for users to implement additional measures to protect their data, such as using third-party backup tools, to ensure that their data is fully protected and easily recoverable in case of data loss.

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