Spanning Blog

Welcome to our blog featuring thought leadership and best practices on SaaS backup and recovery, data protection and security, and regular product updates for Spanning Backup for Office 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce.

Mastering Salesforce Backup [Webinar Recap]

Our recent webinar explored the Salesforce data protection landscape and discussed why a third-party backup solution is critical for safeguarding your data.


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How to Back Up to Google Cloud

Backing up data to Google Cloud involves utilizing Google Cloud Storage to safeguard and preserve digital information. Learn how to accomplish it.


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What is a Disaster Recovery Plan? Importance, Types, Components & Benefits

A disaster recovery plan documents policies, procedures, and responsibilities to help businesses recover IT systems and data following a disaster.


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Your Microsoft 365 Data Recovery Timeline Simplified With Spanning’s New Feature

Most small and midsize businesses (SMBs) store their sensitive data — such as business strategies, proprietary intellectual properties, customer contracts and financial information — in Microsoft 365 platforms like Office, Mail, Teams, Calendar, OneDrive and SharePoint. However, storing and sharing data through SaaS applications like Microsoft 365 also creates many challenges for businesses. Disparate data […]


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All-Time Access to Salesforce Data Now Possible With Spanning’s Off-Platform Access

Learn how our new feature allows you to access your Salesforce backups from a dedicated address independent of the Salesforce platform.


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Backup Policy: What Should Be Included and Why Do You Need One?

A backup policy defines the set of policies, procedures and responsibilities to prevent data loss and maintain data integrity and availability. Learn more.


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SaaS Data Restoration Made Easy With Spanning Backup End User Self-Service

Find out how Spanning Backup End User Self-Service is the perfect remedy to the chaotic environment an organization experiences after a data loss incident.


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