Preservation in place sounds great, but it doesn’t satisfy many companies’ need to manage and secure preserved data for compliance.
Office 365’s Preservation-in-place simply places an administrative “hold” on email data. You need to put the whole mailbox on hold, and it remains within the Microsoft Office 365 cloud. That’s not ideal for many companies who need to know they have control over this data, and worse for companies who need to prove “chain of custody,” i.e. who has had access to preserved email data. Office 365 does provide for journal capture, so you can utilize a compatible archiver to capture this data and preserve it outside of the Microsoft cloud, where you can verify its security and prove custody.
To connect with Rich Turner, visit him on LinkedIn here, and read his blog here.
Rich is the Director of Public Cloud Product Marketing at Barracuda. He joined the team as part of the acquisition of C2C Systems in 2014. Rich is one of Barracuda’s public cloud experts – he works directly with the cloud ecosystems and has been quoted in eBooks from Microsoft on public cloud security. He is also a frequent contributor to Barracuda’s own cloud blogs. For our cloud motions, he helps develop strategies and execution with our partners and sales teams.
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You can email Rich at rturner@barracuda.com.
