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Identity recovery on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft Entra Backup and Recovery, a preview feature that provides a built-in backup layer for identity configurations in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Discussions focus on restoring identity policies quickly after accidental or malicious changes, reducing reliance on manual scripts and runbooks. The feature is managed through the Entra admin center and aims to improve resilience against configuration errors that can disrupt organizational access. Topics include tenant recovery, policy restoration, and the shift toward automated identity backup solutions.
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    Quest Identity Defense, Recovery Reach FedRAMP High via GSS One

    Quest Software’s Identity Defense and Identity Recovery for Entra ID are now available in a FedRAMP High environment, clearing a real procurement and deployment barrier for federal identity teams running hybrid Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID. But the primary FedRAMP record shows the...
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    Microsoft Entra Backup and Recovery Now GA With 7-Day Retention

    Microsoft Entra Backup and Recovery is now generally available for commercial customers, giving identity administrators point-in-time protection and fine-grained restoration for supported users, groups, application registrations, service principals, authentication settings, and access...
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    Acronis Entra ID Backup: Identity Resilience for Microsoft 365 Recovery (MSPs)

    Acronis on July 7, 2026, introduced Entra ID Backup for managed service providers, extending its Microsoft 365 protection portfolio beyond Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams into Microsoft Entra ID identities, access policies, roles, applications, devices and selected Intune...
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    Commvault Cloud Goes Azure-Native: New Zealand Data Sovereignty Meets Cyber Recovery

    Commvault expanded its Microsoft Azure partnership on June 24, 2026, by announcing that Commvault Cloud will become a native independent software vendor service in Azure, with a New Zealand angle tied to Microsoft’s local cloud region and data sovereignty demand. The announcement is not just...
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    Commvault Native Azure Cyber Resilience: Identity-Centered Recovery for M365 & Windows

    Commvault and Microsoft announced on June 24, 2026, that Microsoft will offer Commvault’s AI-powered cyber resilience technology as a native independent software vendor service inside Microsoft Azure for enterprise customers. The move is not just another marketplace listing with friendlier...
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    Microsoft Entra Backup and Recovery (Preview): Restore Identity Policies Fast

    Microsoft’s new Entra Backup and Recovery feature marks an important shift in how identity resilience is handled inside the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Instead of treating tenant recovery as a patchwork of scripts, exports, and emergency runbooks, Microsoft is now offering a built-in...
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