SaaS uptime isn’t the same as recovery. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, and Dynamics 365 all keep services online — but none guarantee data restoration. Under CPS 230 and the Essential Eight, organisations must prove independence, immutability, sovereignty, and testing. This guide shows why recoverability matters, how Keepit delivers it, and what to demand from your SaaS backup vendor.

All your eggs in one basket? That’s fragility, not resilience. Discover how Keepit and ExaGrid protect SaaS and infrastructure with instant recovery, immutable storage, and independence that survives ransomware, outages, and compliance shocks.

Gmail isn’t just email - it’s the front door to your business. When Google issues an emergency warning, it’s proof that even world-class SaaS platforms aren’t bulletproof. Independent, immutable backup is the only way to guarantee recovery when identity or Gmail itself is compromised.

When the pressure is on, backup becomes your last line of defence. CPS 230 doesn’t just ask “Was it protected?” It asks “Was it restorable - instantly, independently, and in compliance?” If your backup lives inside the same cloud that just failed, the answer might be no. ✅ Immutable. ✅ Off-platform. ✅ Hosted in Australia. ✅ Designed for CPS 230 resilience.

The CLOUD Act Doesn’t Care Where Your Data Lives Data sovereignty isn’t just about geography — it’s about control. This article breaks down why storing your SaaS data in Australia doesn’t guarantee protection from foreign access or legal overreach. Learn why true compliance, resilience, and recovery depend on keeping backup outside your primary platform — and under your control. Read how Keepit, delivered by FullBackup, puts you back in charge.