Unlocking the True Value of Cloud Backup
Secure, High Performance Backup Designed to Address Today’s Data Governance Challenges
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No Hardware, No Software, No Hassles
- Public cloud native architecture for simple, secure and scalable data protection
- Global-dedupe & WAN optimizations deliver high-speed backup & restore, especially in bandwidth-tight locations
- Unmatched governance capabilities address legal and compliance data needs
- Comprehensive coverage across endpoints, SaaS applications, on-premises and cloud infrastructure
- No hardware, no software or deployment hassle — cloud native delivers 60% lower TCO
Unified Data Protection
The Cloud-first Data Protection Playbook
Businesses get best results from a thoughtful cloud strategy that considers how data is stored, secured, and kept resilient. Download this strategic playbook to learn key strategies to consider—and pitfalls to avoid—when transitioning backups and disaster recovery to the cloud.
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A Unified View Across Your Environment
A Unified View Across Your Environment
Efficient, High Performance Backup
Efficient, High Performance Backup
Public Cloud Durability and Scale
Public Cloud Durability and Scale
Easily Address Legal & Compliance Needs
Easily Address Legal & Compliance Needs
Secure, Global Deployments
Complete Security & Privacy
Over 20+ certifications which comply with the strictest needs for your global organization.
Global Reach, with Centralized Visibility
With 17+ customer selectable regions worldwide, Druva offers on-demand scale to any global organization’s need.
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SSG: Cloud-based Backup and Recovery
Cloud-based applications are revolutionizing the way organizations do business. SSG covers the history of cloud-based backup and recovery, and provides best practices for addressing current common issues.
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Choosing the Right Cloud Model for Enterprise Backup & Recovery
Understand the true business value of a cloud-native data protection solution vs. those that call themselves “clouds” and how to ask the right questions to know the key differences between them.
