7 min read · DataRoad In summary An emergency (or "break-glass") account is a global administrator account in Microsoft 365 reserved for a single scenario: when the normal administration accounts stop working. Microsoft
7 min read · DataRoad In summary An emergency (or "break-glass") account is a global administrator account in Microsoft 365 reserved for a single scenario: when the normal administration accounts stop working. Microsoft
8 min read · DataRoad In summary On October 12, 2026, we did not find any open notice dedicated to the digitization of SMEs on the official portals — and the PRR ended on August 31, 2026.
7 min read · DataRoad In summary Windows 365 is a complete Windows PC that lives in a Microsoft data center and can be used from any computer, tablet or mobile phone with internet access.
7 min read · DataRoad In summary: A backup is only as good as the replacement. "It worked" means that the copy was made — not that it works when you need it. Ask your provider
7 min read · DataRoad In summary In a company with multiple stores or offices, security is worth what the most forgotten location is worth — not the most well-protected one. The three problems we encounter most often: rules
8 min read · DataRoad In summary: Microsoft 365's basic protection blocks known spam and malware. It does not block a real email, from a real account, asking for a transfer. In 2025, fraud
8 minutes of reading · DataRoad In summary In a company with 20 positions, one hour of downtime costs about €1,000 in our example — and almost two-thirds of that amount isn’t salary, it’s billable time.
8 min read · DataRoad In summary: laptops 4 to 5 years old, desktops 5 to 6, servers 5 to 7, firewalls while the manufacturer provides security updates, switches and access points 6 to
7 min read · DataRoad In summary DataRoad does not provide on-site IT support: we only work on contracts with companies with more than 10 employees. The "call when it breaks" model seems cheaper, but it ends up being expensive: without
8 min read · DataRoad In summary: A Mac park works only with a central console (MDM): each Mac is configured, encrypted, and updated without anyone having to go through the employee’s desk.