Articles from CrashPlan

CrashPlan, an advanced backup, archiving, recovery and compliance solution for Microsoft 365, is proud to share new details of a deeper strategic collaboration with Microsoft. The collaboration builds on years of joint innovation and now includes broader co-marketing, co-selling, and co-development initiatives designed to help enterprises strengthen their Microsoft 365 data resilience strategies.

CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced a strategic partnership with Wasabi Technologies, a pure-play cloud storage platform, to deliver resilient data protection and low total cost of ownership for enterprises.

CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced its participation at TechCon 365 Atlanta, a premier regional conference dedicated to Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and AI, taking place August 11-15, 2025, at Georgia’s World Congress Center.

CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced its integration with Microsoft 365 Backup Storage, enabling enterprises to rapidly restore large amounts of data with 10-minute recovery points and speeds of up to two terabytes (TB) per hour at scale while maintaining control over their data through a single, unified platform.

CrashPlan today unveiled an enhanced, enterprise-ready platform that unifies their market leading cyber resilience and data protection products. Whether enterprises are seeking solutions for ransomware recovery, anomaly detection, device migration, legal hold, or disaster recovery, the CrashPlan platform is designed to meet increasingly complex data resiliency needs. This means not only protecting data wherever it lives, such as endpoints, servers, Microsoft 365, or Google Workspace – but also offering a plethora of storage choices while providing customers with capabilities to unlock value from their data.

CrashPlan's Work Trend Security Report also uncovers an emerging group of "Idea Workers" who are more engaged but struggle with data backup

Businesses are facing a critical gap when it comes to protecting endpoint data, according to a study released today by TAG Infosphere, Inc., a leading cybersecurity research and advisory firm. The report, conducted in partnership with CrashPlan, identified the ever-growing potential for ransomware attacks, frequent misuse of cloud collaboration tools as a substitute for backup, and an over-reliance on manual policies as the break in the chain for current enterprise security configurations.

CrashPlan, the industry-defining cloud backup and recovery solution, has separated from Code42 Software, Inc. (Code42) and will join the portfolio of Mill Point Capital (Mill Point). The official announcement was made today in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The move to operate CrashPlan independently began earlier this year in the face of mounting market demand for data backup and recovery driven by the permanent shift to hybrid/remote work and continued proliferation of ransomware. The deal was signed July 27, 2022, and the operational transition for CrashPlan and staff supporting the new organization will take place over the coming months.