Built From the Ground Up

Druva offers advanced data protection solutions for organizations. Founded in 2007 by a team of industry veterans, Druva is one of the fastest growing backup and storage providers. Profitable since 2008, it has over 750 customers across 26 countries.

Organizations are becoming increasingly mobile, and valuable business data continues to make its way from the data center to endpoint devices such as laptops, tablets and smartphones. Data is resident on these devices that travel with employees wherever they they go. Theft of personal and corporate data is rampant and the loss of data resident on these devices can prove devastating.

Druva has taken a focused, differentiated, forward-thinking approach to the market’s needs and is not encumbered by “legacy” systems that were not designed for these types of devices in mind. Druva has studied the the problems associated with laptop backups, and has incorporated product functionality to minimize the amount of data that is sent across the network thus significantly increasing bandwidth and speed. With Druva organizations can leverage data center backup “modernization” projects to include a strategy and solutions for endpoint data protection.

Since its inception, Druva has launched two product streams – inSync for laptop backup and Phoenix for server backup. The products uniquely combine source based data deduplication and WAN Optimization to offer unmatched protection for enterprise data at the edge.

Druva inSync has set new benchmarks for the enterprise laptop backup protecting over 300,000 devices globally. inSync customers include NASA, Xerox, Siemens, Schlumberger, PWC among others. Druva Phoenix is a new offering and focuses on small-mid servers in remote/branch offices.

Druva is dually head-quartered in Mountain View (US) and Pune (India) and has 4 offices across India, US and the UK.

Investors

Druva Software is a privately held company backed by Sequoia Capital, Nexus Venture Partners and Indian Angel Network (IAN). Druva raised $5M in series A investments from Sequoia Capital India and IAN in March 2010, with a following $12M in Series B funding from Sequioa Capital and Nexus Ventures in August 2011.