The feature I like the most about Datto SIRIS is the ability to go into the system and let's say somebody has deleted an email from three months ago and they suddenly forgot they need it really bad. The ability for the system to go into the OST file from the dates or within a date range—and this is not just with the email, but with any files or applications—to go within a date range and locate what is needed and be able to recover it at the most recent backup recovery point within that time frame. The ability to quickly and easily recover data at a micro level instead of having to do a giant recovery at a macro level where you're recovering an entire data store when you're only looking for one file is one of the great things I've found is its ability to be very granular in what you want to find. When it comes to ransomware recovery, Datto SIRIS has come in clutch, which is the best way I could put it. In my professional experience of well over 15 years, at least 10 times Datto SIRIS has been able to entirely recover to a hardware level of recovery systems and save probably a week of downtime. The most recent one I can think of was with Datto SIRIS, the small version. We had two servers online at a customer who got ransomware, which locked everything up, and we had that customer back up and running on similar hardware for their servers by the open of business the next morning. It takes recovery from days to hours on a small to medium business. Inverse Chain Technology seems to go faster because the newest saved state is treated as the authority in the situation. That way if there's any issues, rolling back is much easier than it would be if you did not have the inverse data. It allows for rollback to be done in a more efficient manner. The effectiveness of Datto SIRIS in ransomware recovery is fantastic. I would say it's the best, hands down. The amount of time it takes to get the upload back onto a system with a clean image, and there is a localized device, a localized Datto device, within a local network is nothing else competes with it right now.
