Microsoft 365 backup is a no-brainer

Here's the question. If I offered to protect all your Microsoft 365 data for 35 rand per user per month, would you buy it? Because most companies spend more than that on coffee. We trust Microsoft 365 with everything: emails, Teams chats, SharePoint, OneDrive. But if someone accidentally deletes something important, or ransomware encrypts synced files, you quickly learn that retention and backup aren't the same thing. That's why I like Druva. For around 35 rand per user per month you get backup for Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams. And here's the bit that gets me: unlimited storage. Seriously. No storage calculators, no surprise bills, no awkward conversations with finance. So let me put it to you this way: if your Microsoft 365 data is worth protecting and it only costs 35 rand a user, then backing it up isn't really a technology decision, is it? It's common sense. I'm Greg from FirstNet, and that's this week's tech no-brainer. See you next week.