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SaaS Platform Data Security with Arcserve SaaS Backup 

Backup and Recovery for Critical SaaS Data 

 


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Why SaaS Data Protection Demands a New Approach

Modern IT teams face evolving threats, accelerated SaaS adoption, and zero-trust requirements. As workloads shift to cloud platforms, traditional on-premises backup models no longer apply. The result: business-critical data lives outside your usual IT-managed environment and outside legacy backup coverage.
Threats from external actors and insiders continue to rise.
Faster deployment cycles pressure teams to protect more data with fewer resources.
Compliance and privacy requirements remain non-negotiable across the stack. 

The Shared Responsibility Model—Know Your Ownership

SaaS vendors secure their infrastructure. You own the protection and recovery of your data. Many organizations learn this the hard way: more than half experienced security incidents related to public cloud usage over the last year. Relying on native SaaS features like recycle bins or version history is not a strategy for ransomware, malicious deletion, or corruption.

Learn Key Requirements to Protect SaaS Platform Data 

  • How the shared responsibility model impacts SaaS data protection
  • Why true resilience requires a separate logical backup infrastructure
  • Security capabilities that protect data in transit and at rest
  • How to centralize monitoring and auditing, including SIEM integrations
  • Practical steps to strengthen business continuity for SaaS workloads
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SaaS Platform Data Security with Arcserve SaaS Backup

Backup and Recovery for Critical SaaS Data | A Security White Paper
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Why Arcserve SaaS Backup 

Arcserve SaaS Backup follows a security-by-design approach. The solution runs on a separate logical infrastructure from production SaaS platforms to ensure real backup and recovery. You get a predictable, inclusive pricing structure and a simplified path to protection. 

  • Separate logical infrastructure for resilient recovery
  • Encryption for data in transit and at rest
  • Operational visibility with export to Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, or other SIEM platforms
  • Architecture aligned with zero-trust principles

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