Expanded object support

March 23, 2026
Enhancement
Datto Backup for Microsoft Entra ID, Datto Backup, Kaseya 365 User, UniView

Datto Backup for Entra ID now delivers expanded object supportability to include service principals, devices, contacts, applications and administrative units, empowering organizations to protect a wider range of identity components. With coverage extending to critical objects, MSPs and IT teams gain comprehensive visibility and control over their identity infrastructure.

This enhanced protection ensures faster recovery from accidental changes, misconfigurations, or malicious attacks—minimizing downtime and reducing risk. By safeguarding the Entra ID objects that underpin access and security, Datto enables organizations to maintain business continuity, strengthen compliance posture, and confidently recover their identity environment when it matters most.

Learn more about expanded object support for Datto Backup for Microsoft Entra ID here.

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