Security News > 2020 > June > 5 keys to protecting OneDrive users

While OneDrive may seem like a secure cloud storage solution for companies looking to use Microsoft's suite of business tools, many glaring security issues can expose sensitive data and personally identifiable information if proper protection protocols are ignored.

While OneDrive does provide cloud storage, it doesn't have cloud backup functionality, a critical distinction that must be made when choosing which information to upload and share.

OneDrive provides cloud storage, and there is a massive difference between cloud backup and cloud storage.

Both individual OneDrive and OneDrive for Business have multiple risks, including data theft, data loss, corrupted data, and the inadvertent sharing of critical information.

Protocols for secure sharing - Make sure to terminate OneDrive for Business access for any users who are no longer with the company.

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