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What Is Just-In-Time Privileged Access: Implementation and Best Practices

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Grace Harrison • Jul 03, 2026

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Grace HarrisonJul 03, 2026

What Is Point-in-Time Recovery? A Guide for SQL Server and Microsoft 365

Point-in-time recovery restores databases and cloud files to the exact second before corruption or a ransomware attack occurs. It combines full baseline backups with continuous transaction logs and delta changes to minimize data loss. Enterprise solutions automate these workflows to protect collaboration platforms without disrupting daily operations.

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Clara HinchcliffeJul 02, 2026

What Is Legacy Data Archiving and Why Should Enterprises Care?

Storing corporate data indefinitely compounds cybersecurity exposure, storage costs, and regulatory risk. Legacy data archiving moves inactive records to secure, governed repositories — enforcing automated retention and defensible disposal across Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Exchange Online, and beyond — so organizations can satisfy GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX obligations while keeping critical information searchable.

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Shyam OzaJun 29, 2026

How to Build an MCP Server for Connecting LLMs to Local Data

Enterprise AI needs access to private data, but custom connectors create costly bottlenecks. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard introduced by Anthropic that acts as a universal socket — much like USB-C — letting any AI client securely connect to any data source through a single, governed interface.

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Grace HarrisonJun 29, 2026

The Complete Guide to Data Protection: From Strategy to Resilience

Data protection is the discipline of keeping data secure, available, accurate, and recoverable across its lifecycle. It combines governance, access control, encryption, backup, resilience, monitoring, and defensible deletion so organizations can reduce risk, support compliance, protect trust, and keep operations running when disruption occurs.