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The cloud is often considered a sensible option for data resiliency; more often than not, if companies face an outage, public cloud providers are quick to get their services back online and provide access to the latest copy of data.

But crises typically emerge when an organization needs access to a prior copy of data. Most cloud providers lack the ability to automatically create stand-alone, point in time copies of data, which are needed in the event of a human-caused catastrophe.

This makes the selection of a data protection service for any cloud provider a critical factor.

Read this e-book for a guide through the cloud selection process, and find out why data protection is a key requirement.