Efficient SaaS data protection with centralized visibility, no hardware required and a radically lower TCO
Deploying and managing ROBO backup infrastructure is impractical at scale and in remote locations with limited bandwidth. And even when infrastructure is already in place, organizations still need offsite copies for compliance and DR. Traditional tape, disk, and cloud storage approaches for DR and long-term retention drive up both costs and complexity. Remote offices infrastructure is also more susceptible to ransomware and security risks putting both local and enterprise backups at risk.
SaaS data protection for ROBO changes this picture completely and lowers the TCO for ROBO by eliminating local hardware and software and optimizing network and storage consumption. On-demand scale increases reliability while offsite storage in the Druva cloud protects data from ransomware. Backups are managed centrally, but data can be stored in 14+ AWS regions to meet regional compliance needs.
SaaS data protection for applications and data in ROBO locations simplifies management and dramatically lowers costs. By eliminating infrastructure costs and overhead, and efficiently moving data to the Druva cloud, customers improve business resilience and increase IT agility.
Eliminate hardware and software costs and management with SaaS data protection. Optimize network and storage consumption with global, source deduplication.
Securely move and store backup data offsite, isolated from your network, to eliminate ransomware threats to backup data.
Druva cloud storage meets a range of compliance and privacy standards and is available in 14+ AWS regions globally.
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TRC Companies, Inc. gained visibility and management, and reduced TCO for data protection by 64 percent.
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