Spanning Blog
Apr 16
2021
Phishing 101: How It Works & What to Look For
Phishing is one of today’s biggest cybersecurity threats and the premier gateway to an array of cybercrimes and fraud. Learn how to protect your organization.
Mar 11
2021
How to Set Up Gmail in Microsoft Outlook
Learn how to add a Gmail account in Microsoft Outlook. Manage multiple Gmail accounts from one place and check your emails even in offline mode.
Feb 17
2021
Your Guide to Exchange Online
Learn about the various Exchange Online offerings, how it fits into the Microsoft Office 365 plan, and how Spanning can help you protect it.
Feb 11
2021
Google Drive Trash: Deleting, Recovering and Everything in Between
Learn all about the Google Drive Trash folder and how Spanning acts as a safety net for items that might otherwise be lost forever.
Dec 29
2020
Spanning Blog: The Best of 2020
The Spanning blog provides important insights into the world of enterprise data protection. Here’s a recap of the most popular blogs from 2020.
Dec 28
2020
SharePoint Online: Everything You Should Know
SharePoint Online is a powerful web-based application used for collaboration and information exchange across an organization. Learn all you need to know.
Dec 16
2020
Data Retention Policy: What It Is and How to Create One
A data retention policy guides what data should be stored or archived, where that should happen and for how long. Download a free data retention template to get started.
Nov 30
2020
Spanning Release Notes: Office 365 Backup MSP Edition
Spanning Office 365 Backup MSP Edition offers comprehensive protection against Office 365 data loss, ensuring seamless business continuity.
Nov 11
2020
Total Cost of Ownership: Why It’s Important for Businesses
A total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis is vital to examine the financial impact of implementing new technologies in business. In information technology, assessing the TCO provides a broader view of the investment and the value of the product over its lifespan.
Oct 28
2020
Google Drive Trash Retention Reduced by 10,000 Years
As of October 13, 2020, all files placed in Google Drive trash will be permanently deleted after 30 days. Previously, these files would be retained indefinitely unless manually deleted by the user. Learn what this means for G Suite users moving forward.
SUBSCRIBE TO BLOG
