OpenText Cybersecurity introduces Carbonite Cloud-to-Cloud Backup in India
OpenText Cybersecurity introduced
Carbonite Cloud-to-Cloud Backup in India enabling organisations to protect
business-critical data stored on third-party SaaS applications such as
Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Google Workspace, Dropbox or Box.
The new offering provides
comprehensive backup and recovery into a local data centre in Mumbai to reduce
latency issues while meeting data sovereignty and compliance requirements.
The company said only 13 percent
of IT professionals are aware they are responsible for backing up their data on
third-party SaaS applications during cloud transformation projects.
This highlights an opportunity
for channel partners and cloud service providers to help their customers
understand the shared responsibility model that will establish stronger data
resiliency while adhering to India’s government Data Protection Policy.
Carbonite Cloud-to-Cloud Backup
enables quick restoration of SaaS data, reducing the impact of data loss. Its
intuitive, automated and secure SaaS backup increases cyber resilience while
greatly improving recovery time objectives.
MSPs will be able to provide
their customers with key benefits including daily backups, unlimited storage
and retention, reliable customer support, recovery from any point-in-time.
The increase demand and growth
has led OpenText Cybersecurity to open ten data centres worldwide including in
Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, South Africa United Kingdom
and United States.
The investment and expansion of
datacentres in the APAC region are ISO 27001 certified with full redundancy (S3
to Glacier), and HIPAA and GDPR compliant, gives partners and customers the
confidence their data is protected.
“So far, 2024 has proven to be a
turbulent year for companies in India and across the world. Organisations’ data
privacy practices have been challenged, and in turn, we’re seeing customers
demand stricter mandates on their data. This is also fuelled by the India
Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDPA) where compliance is changing
the way businesses store, secure and protect their data on devices, networks,
cloud applications and platforms.
“Working with our network of
partners, cloud-to-cloud backup enables MSPs to offer their customers the
ability to backup and restore data at a local level. It ensures the end-user is
mitigating data privacy concerns without latency,” Steve Stavridis, regional
vice president of APAC at OpenText Cybersecurity, said.
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