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Your SaaS provider keeps the lights on; it doesn't back up your data. Microsoft, Google, and Salesforce all put recovery from deletion, ransomware, or a bad sync back on you. Core Cloud-to-Cloud Backup quietly takes that job off your plate, every single day.

OpenText™ Core Cloud-to-Cloud Backup

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"The cloud" isn't a backup; it's a filing cabinet.

Cloud platforms are brilliant at keeping your business running day-to-day. They were never built to protect you from an employee deleting the wrong folder, a phishing attack encrypting a mailbox, or a sync error quietly overwriting good data with bad. Recovery in those situations is down to you, not your provider, and by the time you notice, native retention windows have often already closed.

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A three-column infographic with dark blue and red backgrounds, describing features of a backup service. The first column titled 'Automated daily backups' has icons of a cloud with an upward arrow and a check mark. The second column titled 'Unlimited storage' includes an infinity symbol. The third column titled 'Granular, flexible recovery' shows icons of a document and a clock with a downward arrow.

The line worth remembering

Most businesses assume their cloud provider is protecting their data. It isn't; it's protecting its own infrastructure. Backing up what's yours is still your job, and Core Cloud-to-Cloud Backup is built to make that job invisible day to day.

Stop relying on hope as a recovery plan

Talk to SiSTEMZ about properly protecting your Microsoft 365, Google, and Salesforce data.