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Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365: Protecting Campus Data at Private Colleges

A department’s shared folder is gone. A staff member’s OneDrive has been encrypted by ransomware. Someone who left last spring had the only copy of a file the advancement office needs today. When one of these reaches the help desk, the question is the same: how quickly can the data come back? Microsoft 365 now

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Microsoft Entra Passkeys: What Changes for Private Colleges on February 1st, 2027

At most private colleges and universities, multifactor authentication is no longer new. For many faculty and staff, though, it still means waiting for a code by text message or phone call. Microsoft is changing that. On February 1st, 2027, Microsoft retires its own delivery of text message and voice authentication for Microsoft Entra ID. After

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Microsoft Azure for Private Colleges: Where to Start and Where to Grow

IT teams at private colleges and universities are being asked to do more with increasingly complex technology: stronger cybersecurity, reliable backup and recovery, aging servers to modernize, and more systems to keep running. With a small IT team often supporting the entire institution, it can be hard to know where Microsoft Azure fits. Most independent

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Microsoft 365 A7 for Education

Microsoft 365 A7 is Microsoft’s new top-tier Microsoft 365 Education suite. Microsoft continues to expand its education portfolio with this release, a new offering designed to bring together Microsoft’s most advanced technologies into a single, comprehensive suite. Available since October 1st, 2026, A7 builds on Microsoft 365 A5 and adds Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Agent

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Microsoft Azure Arc for Higher Education

Azure Arc enables institutions to simplify server management, improve governance, and modernize operations while continuing to run workloads where they make the most sense.   By extending Azure management capabilities to on-premises, edge, and multi-cloud environments, Azure Arc provides a centralized approach to managing existing infrastructure. There are three key components to consider when evaluating

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