CrashPlan for Google Workspace provides data resiliency to keep your modern workplace moving forward. Free yourself from Google’s 30-day retention, limited versioning, and incomplete recovery capabilities. Meet compliance requirements, protect against ransomware, and enable your employees to recover from data loss quickly and easily.
Automated, incremental backups ensure your business data is always protected with no end-user action required. Your team can be back up and running quickly with little to no data loss.
Security is central to everything we do. Seamless integrations with central identity providers like Google Cloud Identity, coupled with role-based access control, ensure data is readable on a strictly need-to-know basis. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest and is air-gapped inside the cloud.
CrashPlan’s powerful search capabilities make it easy to filter and find any email or file. You can search within content, as well as filenames, subject lines, and to/from fields. Preview directly in the console so you know you’ve got the exact version you need. This makes both eDiscovery and day-to-day data recovery simple.
Save time for both end-users and your IT team, with CrashPlan’s easy self-service recovery. Users can restore one email or file, or large amounts of data at once. Restore data to its original location or a new location.
Easily control all elements of backup behavior, including backup schedules, file and folder inclusions and exclusions, number of versions to retain, user quota limits, and much more.
CrashPlan makes it easy to create a journaled archive of all emails, assign special policies to identified users, and leverage powerful search capabilities to ease the burden of eDiscovery.
These days, businesses run on email and cloud collaboration. It’s how we get things done. Without this data, your organization could suffer lost productivity, erased intellectual property, time-consuming rework, and even legal consequences. And while many people assume data in the cloud is automatically backed up, SaaS providers typically operate on a shared responsibility model; the provider is responsible for the app functionality and uptime, but the customer needs to protect their own data.
When you implement a dedicated Gmail and Google Drive backup, you protect yourself from multiple risks at once.
Meet requirements dictated by regulations like GDPR, SOX, HIPAA, and more, with features including customizable data retention and flexible storage targets. Fulfill data residency needs and audit reports.
Avoid extended downtime, interrupted collaboration, and repetitive rework when files and emails are constantly backed up and simple to recover. Seamless data resiliency, built-in versioning, and intuitive tools minimize disruption caused by data loss.
Data in the cloud is vulnerable to ever-evolving ransomware and insider threats. Secure, dedicated backup for your Google Workspace data ensures you never have to pay a ransom or lose important intellectual property due to rage deletion.
Retain email based on your requirements, not Google’s. While Google limits deleted email retention to 30 days, you can configure your CrashPlan backups to retain emails as long as needed. And if you put a user on legal hold, you can retain all their emails indefinitely. The intuitive search function makes it simple for users to filter and find exactly the emails they need and preview them within the CrashPlan console. You can even export a folder or entire mailbox to a PST file.
Google’s native capabilities for file restoration are extremely limited. Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets have some automatic versioning, which can be helpful when working with a single document. But if you need to roll back multiple documents or other file types stored in your Google Drive to a specific point in time, you’re out of luck. Overwritten files are gone forever, and deleted files are removed after 30 days. CrashPlan for Google Workspace closes all these gaps and allows you to search for exactly the files you need and restore them to the same location or a different one with just a few clicks.
Time to back it up.
Data resilience starts with a solid backup plan.
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