CrashPlan for Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 backup and recovery solutions
CrashPlan for Microsoft 365 launched on August 1, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
CrashPlan for Microsoft 365 provides cloud‑to‑cloud data backup and recovery across Exchange Online, OneDrive for Business, SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Teams—securing emails, files and collaboration data outside of native M365 retention limitations.
CrashPlan offers advanced Microsoft 365 backup and archiving software for Office 365, Exchange Online, OneDrive and SharePoint. Try it today!
Microsoft’s shared responsibility model only guarantees platform uptime — not data recovery. Without the right protection, data loss turns into data chaos. The result? Higher cost. Missed RPO and RTOs. More risk — while everyone assumes IT “has it handled.” Data Loss & Compliance Gaps Ransomware, insider actions, and sync errors can destroy critical content in minutes. Disjointed tools create compliance gaps. Uncontrolled Data Growth & Costs Data volume increases 20%+ each year. Unexpected overage charges, and soaring costs are the result. Slow, Incomplete Recovery The Microsoft 365 Recycle Bin was never designed for full recovery. Restoring data is slow, partial, and unreliable.…from crashplan.com
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