Backup as a Service definition
Backup as a Service (BaaS) is a cloud-based solution that offers businesses automated and scalable data recovery. Information is saved offsite. BaaS protects it against hardware failures or accidental deletions.
See also: Data backup
Use cases of Backup as a Service
- 1.Data loss protection. BaaS safeguards against accidental file deletions, system crashes, or hardware failures.
- 2.Scalable storage. Businesses with changing data storage needs benefit from Backup as a Service too. It offers flexible and scalable options without the need for physical hardware upgrades.
- 3.Remote work continuity. BaaS ensure that remote and distributed teams can access critical files and collaborate seamlessly. Even when devices are lost or damaged.
- 4.Disaster recovery. In case of unforeseen incidents, BaaS allows for quick restoration of business operations as it provides a backup of data, applications, and systems.
- 5.Compliance and legal requirements. Industries with strict data retention regulations, such as healthcare and finance, use BaaS to meet compliance standards and securely store sensitive information.
