Protecting Microsoft 365 data is an essential aspect of a modern cybersecurity strategy, as the suite’s applications permeate the daily operations of countless businesses and operations.


The Microsoft 365 backup market is poised to double in the coming years — a good thing, given that in one survey, Microsoft Office documents ranked first by number of attempts by cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities (80%).¹ As data owners become increasingly aware of the critical need for dedicated backup solutions for Microsoft 365, the demand for more efficient and cost-effective data protection continues to grow.




Protecting information assets has become an increasingly critical priority for businesses. ISO 27001:2022 provides a structured approach to managing information security risks and improving resilience through a comprehensive Information Security Management System (ISMS). Cyberfort have put together this guide to outline the key concepts, strategic value, and practical steps involved in adopting this framework.



The Cyber Security threat landscape has undergone a dramatic shift in the past decade with businesses seeing a significant increase in the volume and sophistication of attacks, partly due to factors such as geopolitical instability, the evolution of ‘as a service’ type products, difficulties in protecting complex supply chains, and the introduction of AI.


This report explores the hazards of not having a Microsoft 365 backup in your arsenal, and why backup solutions for Microsoft 365 fill the gap of long-term retention and data protection.


In an era of escalating cyber threats, organisations must proactively assess and strengthen their resilience against a wide range of attacks. Cyber resilience audits and reviews have emerged as critical tools to help identify threats, vulnerabilities, regulatory compliance issues and risk levels. 

In today’s digital landscape, cyber resilience is paramount for organisations to operate securely and sustainably. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has developed the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), a structured tool that assists organisations in assessing their cyber security readiness, resilience, and overall security posture.

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