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Druva Rewind: April 2023 — A New Platform, StateRAMP Authorization & More!

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Welcome to our monthly wrap-up series, Druva Rewind! In this edition, we’ll look back at all the biggest cloud data backup and recovery stories from April.

Druva Gets a Makeover — Explore the Platform’s New Dashboard

Druva has updated its dashboard to provide an improved in-product experience for its customers. The redesigned dashboard provides a workload-centric view of all workloads and services that a customer has configured, giving them an overview of important metrics such as total resources configured, their backup size, last backup status, critical alerts, and more.

The revamped dashboard allows customers to quickly navigate to the pages they visit most frequently with a single click, and also provides a range of features such as a sunburst chart to view data protection summaries, data governance, and cyber resilience status, critical alerts, backup data trends, and license information. Additionally, customers can track the status of all existing support cases on the dashboard and find a list of all partner integrations, simplifying business operations and extending data protection policies into their existing solution stack.

Read the blog and experience the platform for yourself with a product tour.

Druva Named a StateRAMP Authorized Vendor

Druva has become the first and only software-as-a-service (SaaS) data protection vendor to be approved as a StateRAMP Authorized Vendor. The authorization gives procurement and government officials greater confidence in a service provider's cybersecurity capabilities and provides a central location for sourcing StateRAMP-verified infrastructure-, software-, and platform-as-a-service solutions. Druva, which supports hundreds of thousands of end-users with its FedRAMP-authorized cloud, is now listed on the StateRAMP vendor repository in the authorized product list.

The Druva Data Resiliency Cloud is hosted on the AWS GovCloud and serves more than 40 government agencies, including NASA and the National Institutes of Health. With the rise of ransomware attacks on state, local, and education (SLED) government entities, cybersecurity continues to be a key procurement trend in SLED, and grants by the Department of Homeland Security are likely to fuel this trend further in 2023.

Read the blog and visit the SLED page of the Druva site for more information.

Mike Houghton Appointed Global Partner and Alliance Lead

Druva has appointed Mike Houghton as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Partners and Alliances. Houghton, a three-time CRN Channel Chief award recipient, brings over 25 years of experience in partnership development and channel growth to Druva. In his new role, he will focus on expanding routes to market, partner growth, and market share through Druva's global ecosystem of partners and alliances.

As Druva's Global Partner and Alliance Lead, Houghton will lead the relationships with strategic partners such as Dell, Amazon Web Services (AWS), VMware, Nutanix, and others. He will be responsible for developing and implementing partnership strategies, expanding Druva's Compass Partner Program, fostering a robust partner network and ecosystem, and identifying new opportunities for accelerated growth. Druva's Compass Partner Program was introduced in 2019 and aims to provide partners with enablement assets, accreditation programs, data insights, targeted sales plays, and go-to-market resources to help their customers transition to a comprehensive cloud-based data protection solution.

Read the press release to learn more, and see how your organization can become a partner.

Amgen Shares How Druva Supports Its Digital Transformation

In a new customer testimonial video, Amgen, a leading biotechnology company, shares how they partnered with Druva to protect their data in the cloud. Amgen's data is critical to their business, from research and development to manufacturing and commercialization, and they needed a reliable and scalable data protection solution.

Amgen chose Druva's cloud-native data protection because of its ease of use, scalability, and ability to handle multiple workloads. With Druva, Amgen was able to streamline its data protection process and reduce complexity, while also improving its recovery times. Additionally, Druva's solution allowed Amgen to easily manage its data across multiple clouds and regions, ensuring its data is always protected and accessible.

Overall, Amgen has been very satisfied with its partnership with Druva and the level of support it has received. They see Druva as a strategic partner that can help them continue to innovate and grow their business in the cloud. 

Watch the customer testimonial video for the full story.

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