new blog post on backing up with Corso on your coffee break (#2006)

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new blog post on backing up with Corso on your coffee break

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+slug: backups-on-your-coffee-break
+title: "How to Back Up Your Microsoft 365 Data During Your Coffee Break"
+description: "A quick guide to using Corso for data backups"
+authors: nica
+tags: [corso, microsoft 365, backups]
+date: 2023-1-12
+image: ./images/coffee_break.jpg
+---
+
+![Filled coffee cup by Kenny Louie from Vancouver, Canada -Coffee break, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=24336256](./images/coffee_break.jpg)
+
+It’s 10:00 in the morning, and you need coffee and a snack.
+You know you’re supposed to back up the company’s Microsoft 365 instance, but it takes so long! Surely a quick
+break won’t matter.
+
+Wrong! While you were in the break room,
+your organization was hit with a malware attack that wiped out many critical files and spreadsheets in minutes.
+Now your cell phone’s ringing off the hook.
+Slapping your forehead with the palm of your hand, you shout,
+“If only backups were faster and easier!”
+
+<!-- truncate -->
+
+Regular backups are increasingly important and must be prioritized; even over your coffee break. A recent study by
+[Arlington Research](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210511005132/en/An-Alarming-85-of-Organizations-Using-Microsoft-365-Have-Suffered-Email-Data-Breaches-Research-by-Egress-Reveals#:~:text=15%25%20of%20organizations%20using%20Microsoft,data%20in%20error%20via%20email.)
+found that 85% of organizations using Microsoft 365 suffered email data breaches in the six months prior to May 2021.
+And it’s not just malware that threatens to corrupt data; downtime can have equally devastating impacts.
+[Two out of every five servers](https://www.veeam.com/blog/data-loss-2022.html)
+experienced an outage over the past 12 months.
+Data can also be lost or corrupted during poorly executed migrations or the cancellation of a software license
+or by human error. And once it’s gone, it’s gone, unless you’ve backed it up.
+Think you can just move stuff back out of the recycling bin? Think again. Ransomware will also clear your recycling bin,
+even Microsoft recommends [emptying it out regularly](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/servicedescriptions/sharepoint-online-service-description/sharepoint-online-limits).
+Use of other tools like 'holds' [also have their limits](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/servicedescriptions/sharepoint-online-service-description/sharepoint-online-limits#hold-limits)
+(and really they're intended for e-discovery),
+and are no substitutes for true backups.
+
+The question really is: why wouldn’t you back up your Microsoft 365 data?
+
+IDC estimates that [six out of every 10 organizations](https://www.dsm.net/idc-why-backup-for-office-365-is-essential)
+don’t have a data protection plan for their Microsoft 365 data.
+Why? Because, historically, Microsoft 365 backups have been slow,
+tedious and expensive, requiring complex workflows and scripts, and constant supervision:
+
+- Companies often face physical limitations of their storage devices, such as servers, external hard drives, or other media.
+They may have to choose what data to backup or compromise on how often they back it up.
+- Backups can be time-consuming, especially without automation.
+Often, someone has to monitor the process to address any issues that arise. With their to-do list growing day by day,
+IT security teams must often prioritize more urgent work.
+- Manual backups aren’t just slow and tedious, they’re unreliable. When work is busy, or when your employee’s stomach
+is growling -it may be pushed to the bottom of the priority list.
+
+Considering these challenges, it’s clear to see why an IT security staffer might put backups on the back burner.
+
+## A Faster, Easier Way to Back up Your Data
+
+Fortunately, [Corso](https://corsobackup.io/), a free and open-source tool, is enabling IT administrators to backup all
+their M365 data during their morning coffee break -or while their lunch is in the microwave. Here’s how:
+
+- Purpose-built for Microsoft 365, Corso provides comprehensive backup and restore workflows that slash backup time and overhead.
+- It’s free: because Corso is 100% open-source. Flexible retention policies reduce storage costs, as well. Corso works
+with any S3-compatible object storage system, including AWS, Google Cloud, Backblaze and Azure Blob.
+- It’s fast! Corso doesn’t use unreliable scripts or workarounds. Instead,
+its automated, high-throughput, high-tolerance backups feature end-to-end encryption, deduplication and compression.
+Corso is written in Go, a modern programming language that came out of Google that has been purpose-built for systems programming.
+A typical Corso backup takes just a few minutes- and you can drink your coffee while it’s running!
+
+How do you backup your data with Corso? It takes just a few minutes to get started. Check out the [Quick Start](https://corsobackup.io/docs/quickstart/)
+guide for a step-by-step walk through:
+
+1. Download Corso
+
+1. Connect to Microsoft 365
+
+1. Create a Corso repository
+
+1. Create your backup
+
+And here’s my [video](https://youtu.be/mlwfEbPqD94) showing how the steps take less than 4 minutes.
+
+Yep, that’s it. With these few steps, Corso protects your team’s data from accidental loss, deletion, server downtime,
+security threats and ransomware. Don’t leave Microsoft 365 data protection to chance
+-and use your coffee break to relax instead of
+worry!
+
+Give [Corso](https://corsobackup.io/) a try, and then tell us what you think. Find the Corso community on [Discord](https://discord.gg/63DTTSnuhT).