Modernize Data Protection to Reduce Costs and Complexity
Data protection as a service radically simplifies data protection and improves security and scalability
Manage your data, not infrastructure
Say goodbye to legacy data protection challenges and embrace a radically simple, secure, and cost-efficient platform for backup, recovery, archival, and cloud disaster recovery.
Reduce overall costs by up to 50%
Stop paying for infrastructure that’s underutilized and get back time spent managing it. Say goodbye to infrastructure and maintenance costs.
Consolidate solutions and simplify
Free yourself from infrastructure and administrative overhead with Druva’s secure, simplified experience, on-demand scale, and global accessibility.
Unlock the power of backup data
Transform your backup data into a business asset that drives cybersecurity, data governance, and analytics initiatives and strengthens business resilience.
The Druva difference
With Druva, you don’t have to worry about hardware or software dependencies to scale cost effectively. You can simplify and centralize management of enterprise data across data center, cloud, SasS applications and end users.
Zero infrastructure, zero headaches
Eliminate hardware, software, and maintenance. Forget patches or upgrades, the platform is always updated without downtime.
Unified interface
Get an at-a-glance view of all your protected workloads. Use only the web interface to protect and manage all workloads via policies.
Simplified cost management and control
See historical usage to forecast future resource requirements. Auto-scale up or down based on the data needs of your business.
Use cases you can address today
Cloud backup and data protection FAQ
What is cloud data protection?
Cloud data protection is the practice of securing your personal data or a company’s data in a cloud environment. This is regardless of whether it’s managed by the data owner or a third party. Cloud data protection is becoming increasingly popular and replacing “legacy” systems like protecting, storing, and managing data “on-premises” — on a user’s device or in their data center.
Why should you use the cloud to protect your data?
Reasons to transition from on-premises to cloud-based data protection include limitless access to data backups regardless of geographic location, predictable and often reduced costs, quick and easy deployment, simplicity in IT management, enhanced security, seamless scalability no matter the size of the IT environment, and more.
How are cloud-based backups protected?
Cloud storage is designed for enhanced data security. It leverages encryption and monitors user behavior for anomalies to protect against malware and ransomware, as well as malicious or accidental deletion. Cloud solutions back up data automatically and update backups only when certain files change. This optimizes bandwidth and enables IT to monitor for infection and “roll back” to the perfect snapshot if data becomes compromised.
What makes the cloud more secure than other options for data protection?
Cloud applications include heightened safety measures like multi-factor authentication, immutable backups, and zero-trust security. AI and machine learning monitor the cloud environment for breaches and threats. These systems automatically find compromised files, quarantine them, and accelerate clean data recovery. Companies minimize downtime and get back to business faster — saving money and their reputation in the process.
How can you protect data with the cloud?
As data is backed up to storage in the public cloud, the cloud vendor manages the environment to keep your backup data safe and free your team from ever needing to manage hardware or update software. Your data is secure, available, and accessible from anywhere at any time. The cloud eliminates the need to buy and maintain backup infrastructure, making it the most cost-effective, scalable, and easy-to-manage data protection method.