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What is Backup as a Service (BaaS)?

Backup as a Service (BaaS) is a cloud-based solution that allows organizations to back up their data, applications, and systems to a remote, secure infrastructure managed by a third-party provider. Rather than managing backup hardware and software on-site, BaaS shifts the responsibility to a specialized vendor, making data protection simpler, scalable, and more resilient.

 

BaaS is a key component of modern IT and disaster recovery strategies – particularly for businesses embracing digital transformation, remote work, and hybrid cloud environments.

How BaaS Works

With BaaS, backups are:

 

  • Scheduled and managed via a centralized, cloud-based dashboard
  • Automatically stored in offsite, encrypted cloud environments
  • Accessible for restoration or recovery at any time
  • Monitored and maintained by the service provider to ensure uptime and security

 

Unlike traditional backup solutions, BaaS requires no physical infrastructure investment from the customer – everything is delivered as a managed service.

Key Features of BaaS

  • Cloud Storage Integration: Secure cloud storage that scales with your data needs
  • Automated Backup Scheduling: Set-and-forget policies for backing up files, databases, endpoint, or entire systems
  • End-to-end Encryption: Protects data during transfer and at rest, ensuring confidentiality
  • Monitoring and Alerts: Real-time visibility into backup status, failures, or unusual activity
  • Disaster Recovery Support: Fast restoration of data in case of ransomware, system failure, or human error
  • Retention and Versioning: Keep multiple versions of data to recover from unwanted changes or deletions

BaaS vs. Traditional Backup

Feature
BaaS
Traditional Backup
Infrastructure
Cloud-based
On-premises hardware/software
Maintenance
Managed by provider
Handled by in-house IT
Scalability
Flexible and automatic
Requires manual upgrades
Cost Model
Subscription-based
Capital expenditure-heavy

Benefits of BaaS

  • Reduced IT Overhead: No need to purchase or maintain backup hardware
  • Fast Deployment: Start backing up in minutes without complex setup
  • Scalable: Easily adjust storage and coverage as your business grows
  • Secure by Design: Enterprise-grade encryption and access control
  • Offsite Protection: Keeps data safe from local disasters or attacks
  • Compliance-Ready: Helps meet data protection standards like GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA

Security Considerations for BaaS

While BaaS simplifies backup, it’s essential to ensure:

 

  • Data is encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Only authorized users can access backed-up content
  • Sensitive data remains protected during restore operations
  • Providers offer detailed logs and audit trails for compliance

Resources

Fasoo Content Backup and Recovery

Product Overview

Learn more about Fasoo Content Backup and Recovery (FC-BR), a data backup and restore solution specifically designed to confront ransomware attacks.
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Technical Datasheet

Cyber-attacks, including ransomware, have become more sophisticated over time and threaten all organizations. Backup is essential for rapid response, and FC-BR is what you need.
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Wrapsody Drive

Product Overview

Learn how Wrapsody Drive helps organizations enhance their information management strategy and empower unstructured data security.
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