DORA RESILIENCE FOR MICROSOFT 365

Support DORA operational resilience with a live standby environment

Business Continuity helps Microsoft 365 organizations maintain access to email, files and collaboration tools during outages, cyber incidents or service disruption.

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How CloudM supports DORA readiness

Mission-critical organizations need more than backup when Microsoft 365 goes down. Business Continuity keeps essential operations running with a live standby Google Workspace environment.

Standby productivity environment

Give users access to a ready-to-use Google Workspace environment during Microsoft 365 disruption.

Continuity for email, files and collaboration

Help teams keep working when primary cloud services are unavailable.

Reduced concentration risk

Add resilience across cloud platforms rather than relying entirely on one provider.

Backup and restore controls

Protect critical Google Workspace data and restore quickly when data is lost or compromised.

Auditability and reporting

Support internal reviews, resilience testing and compliance documentation.

Expert support

Get help planning, testing and activating business continuity workflows.

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FAQs

How does CloudM support DORA operational resilience requirements?
Business Continuity helps organizations prepare for Microsoft 365 outages by syncing recent Microsoft 365 data into Google Workspace, creating a ready-to-use standby environment. This supports faster failover, reduced single-vendor dependency and clearer operational continuity planning.
How quickly can users keep working during a Microsoft 365 outage?
When Microsoft 365 goes down, users can log into Google Workspace and continue working from the synced environment. This is a hot standby model, rather than a passive backup that needs to be restored before it can be used.
How fresh is the standby data in Google Workspace?
Data freshness depends on your sync frequency. Business Continuity supports weekly, daily and hourly sync options.
Which sync frequency is best for DORA-focused organizations?
Business Continuity’s hourly sync frequency is designed for mission-critical operations to meet DORA’s 2-hour restoration mandate and NIS2 resilience requirements. It runs delta syncs every hour and is intended for organizations that need minimal data loss during an outage.
Can Business Continuity provide audit evidence for resilience reporting?
Yes. Business Continuity maintains audit logs for sync operations, policy changes, user events and authentication activity.

Audit logs include sync events, such as sync started, completed or failed; policy events, such as created, updated or deleted; user events, such as invited or created; and authentication events, such as logins and logouts. Logs can be exported to CSV for reporting.