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Are you Prepared for Disaster? Business Continuity Planning for Email Outages

Friday, February 9th, 2018

Unexpected email outages happen to every email user. It is not a big deal if it is just for a few minutes or some scheduled time at night. However, if it is in the middle of a workday and employees rely on email, it may be a big problem.

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What do you do if your email stays offline for five minutes, ten minutes, or an hour, and you don’t know when it is coming back?

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A Comparison of Email Backup Policy of Popular Email Services

Wednesday, November 1st, 2017

Do you use email backup in your practice? Make a smart choice by comparing the backup policies of popular email solution providers.

Privacy concerns are constantly rising especially following the revelations by Edward Snowden. Now, the big question is “Do the popular email services in the US retain your data forever?” In order to find an appropriate answer, we examined the email backup policies of 7 popular providers.

Data breaches and privacy concerns make headlines for they have a direct impact on an individual’s private life. Going by the news of mass surveillance by government authorities, it is natural for you to be extra cautious about protecting your privacy. After all, nobody wants to get exposed although a bit of exhibitionism resides in each of us.

The US government is pressing technology giants to reveal what they have in their “box” (or your inbox). Apple reported that it received the highest number of security requests for data from the US government this year.

Considering the “attacks” from both the government and hackers, it is imperative for you to learn how these email services ensure that your data remain safe.

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Email Backup or Archival? What’s the Difference?

Tuesday, April 24th, 2012

Most companies will backup your email in one way or another; only some offer “email archival,” which is usually a separate service. On the surface, these seem to be the same — providing copies of your data for “just in case.” So, what’s the difference?

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