Druva Data Security Cloud Reviews

My main use case for Druva Data Security Cloud is to back up Office 365 items such as email, OneDrive, and many more for all our users, addressing both accidental and intentional deletion of data from users or departed staff. The scope of our use case is organization-wide, so all users are protected from data loss in their Office 365 account.

A specific example where Druva Data Security Cloud helped my organization recover important data is when a departed user deleted data from their mailbox, and we needed several items restored. I utilized Druva Data Security Cloud to both view and restore those items. I engaged support for assistance, and their help was prompt and clear. In addition, Druva Data Security Cloud's online help articles are clearly written and easily accessed to guide my technical team through tasks on their services.

Ensuring users' data is backed up with snapshots is crucial in my main use case.

Some of the best features that Druva Data Security Cloud offers are endpoint backup, ransomware protection, cloud apps, and eDiscovery.

Out of endpoint backup, ransomware protection, cloud apps, and eDiscovery, I find the infinitely scalable feature to be the most valuable in my day-to-day work, as it does not have any maintenance windows, which is different in terms of data protection.

When it comes to features, I appreciate that Druva Data Security Cloud boasts less complexity found in solutions that are not built for the cloud while remaining secure, scalable, and always available, without requiring a maintenance window. Druva maintains the data protection solution, not the customer, and the platform is always up to date with the latest features, which makes it very scalable, as new capacity can be added to subscription on the fly without changes to the backup setting and without needing to purchase and install new appliances or software.

The impact of Druva Data Security Cloud on my organization is significant, as it ensures users' data is backed up with snapshots and is very secure on the cloud. I benefit from prompt and clear assistance from Druva support, and the ease of access into the web portal provides a view into a snapshot without having to restore it first.

Specific outcomes I have seen with Druva Data Security Cloud include peace of mind knowing our users' Office 365 data is backed up and very secure, along with improved security, additional protection against accidental deletion of mailbox items, and a means for remedial action after a malicious incident that deletes or encrypts users' data.

I believe Druva Data Security Cloud could be improved as the user interface could be a little more clear, the SSO setup was a little confusing, and the ticket creation procedure could be simpler.

I would also add that there is not enough transparency on pricing.

I have been using Druva Data Security Cloud for four years.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very stable.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very scalable.

The customer support is acceptable, but I feel they should increase their response time.

Previously, we were using Barracuda Backup, which we used as a supplement because Barracuda handles individual email item recovery and review well, while we also use Barracuda for email security. However, Druva Data Security Cloud is our first choice for recovery of entire mailboxes or restoring a mailbox folder from a time stamp and has offered great features on that.

Druva Data Security Cloud provided a fast rollout, intuitive end-user services, which hence reduces downtime and frees up IT resources to save on cost.

My company has a business relationship with this vendor only as a customer.

I have seen a return on investment with Druva Data Security Cloud, as it eliminated the on-prem hardware lifecycle management, and I have also seen an increase in data security in my organization, along with peace of mind knowing our users' data is backed up effectively, protection against accidental deletion of mailbox items, and a means of remedial action after a malicious incident that deletes or encrypts users' data.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing shows that there is not enough transparency on pricing, and it should be more transparent. The setup was straightforward and easy, and I had no problem with that.

Before choosing Druva Data Security Cloud, I evaluated other options, including Microsoft 365.

I chose a rating of nine out of ten because Druva Data Security Cloud is very simple and easy to use, which allowed us to deploy it with ease. Druva Data Security Cloud simplifies backup management across Microsoft 365, endpoints, and AWS, and helps to reduce our backup cost and the administrative tasks, enhance compliance and legal hold, and enable end-users to help themselves through the self-service portal.

My advice for others looking into using Druva Data Security Cloud is that it is a great platform that helps to simplify backup management across Microsoft 365, endpoints, and AWS. The deployment is very easy, and it enhances compliance and legal hold, enables end-users to help themselves, reduces administrative workload, and saves time. Druva Data Security Cloud is a great platform and highly recommended. I would rate Druva Data Security Cloud a nine out of ten.

Our clients are primarily pharmacy clients and pharmaceutical clients. We are backing up endpoints and M365. We have a large exposure to VMware workloads and file servers. Recently, we have undertaken many projects for Druva Cloud Ranger. People are moving from AWS to Druva Cloud Ranger because they perceive it as cost-effective and they do not want to keep their infrastructure and backup data in the same data center or infrastructure.

As a partner and consultant of Druva, the biggest advantage of Druva Data Security Cloud is that it is SaaS-based. I do not have to think about setting up different infrastructure or asking customers about servers. I do not have to consider RAM, CPU, disk IOPS, and other infrastructure concerns because it is a SaaS-based cloud solution where everything is managed from the cloud itself.

Druva Data Security Cloud has a centralized management console that helps gain control over data protection. However, others are also centrally managed. The difference is that this is a purely SaaS-based solution where you do not have to think about storage and related concerns. In comparison, when I work with Commvault SaaS Metallic, customers are taking their primary data to Commvault HyperScale Storage, which is hardware-based storage. This requires me to think about firmware, firmware upgrades, keeping the appliance in the data center, maintaining it, power costs, and space. Those concerns do not apply with Druva Data Security Cloud.

Druva Data Security Cloud has AI analytics that optimize data security. It also includes Air Gap functionality. We use MFA and Okta, and there is a way to make data immutable at rest. DataLock is available, and data transferring to the cloud over the network is encrypted. Data sitting in the cloud is also encrypted. Strict measures have been taken to keep the data secure. I particularly appreciate the ransomware product structure, observability, and threat hunting capabilities.

Compliance is another feature I really appreciate because we have pharmaceutical clients where extra care must be taken for HIPAA, FIPS, and GXP compliance. Machines and environments need to be strictly compliant. Druva Data Security Cloud meets all these requirements, making it a good tool.

Druva Data Security Cloud has automated backup and recovery workflows. While other tools also have these features, they are advantages. There are, however, many other disadvantages that we are struggling to manage.

The deduplication technology is very good. I am not certain about the specific deduplication technology Druva uses, whether it is file level, block level, or a combination of both with intelligent deduplication. The approach might involve dividing files and identifying what has changed within them, uploading only segments of files rather than entire files. I previously worked with a product called Avamar that used intelligent deduplication at the highest level. In Avamar with Data Domain, even when backing up five terabytes of data, the deduplication ratio was very high because it was block-based, breaking files into segments and sending only the unique data to Data Domain. I am unsure how Druva implements this, but the deduplication is good. We do not see a huge exponential increase in Druva cloud storage requirements.

There are significant disadvantages that need addressing. Failure reports are limited. Alert notifications for Druva inSync, Druva endpoints, and Druva M365, which are managed by backup profiles, cannot be configured to send automated or real-time alerts. We have to depend on manual checks and go to the console directly.

I had a customer who recently purchased Datadog. Even when filtering the logs, we see many "backup completed with errors" messages. However, when I go to the console, I cannot find anything. After researching, I discovered that backups showing as never backed up could involve many users or workloads that have not yet been backed up. They might be new joiners where backup has not started or has not been configured. However, since they were added to Azure AD, Druva provisioned them through the user provisioning process. If they have never been backed up, the system shows them as backed up with errors, which is disappointing. Druva's argument is that they want to flag them as errors because they have never been backed up, but customers should not be bothered by workloads that have not been backed up.

Reporting is another area where we are really struggling. If we need three months of data, we cannot get that report. We have received many requests from customers asking for reports showing backup frequency. For example, if backing up five times a day, they want a report showing exactly how many times it is actually getting backed up. There is no way to see that report. When downloading the last user backup status report or rollout report, we cannot see a single entry for all five backups for that particular endpoint. There is no way to tell customers that a backup is running five times a day and will generate five snapshots unless we manually visit each client and check the backup schedules. Those reporting limitations are really disappointing.

Documentation is not concise and clear. One of our clients got downsized and decommissioned everything due to compliance requirements. Some companies cannot pass FDA licenses and certifications, so they downsize and lay off staff. This client stopped their on-premises DFS file share in Windows and moved to Azure. We configured Druva Data Security Cloud backup for Azure file share, which completed successfully. During the cleanup process, the Azure team saw many keys in Azure Key Vault, deleted those keys, and performed a soft delete. The moment they did the soft delete, backup started failing. I worked with support, but Druva support had no idea because it was not documented anywhere that Quantum Bridge VM requires Azure Key Vault services for private machines or private shares behind private subnets not exposed to the public internet. Support searched logs, took extensive logs, and checked with the engineering team. It took around ten days to resolve the issue. They found that because the Azure team deleted the keys from Key Vault, the Quantum Bridge VM provisioned in the private subnet could not connect to the public internet, and therefore provisioning failed. However, this is not documented in Druva documentation.

I also received a request for AWS FSx backup for NetApp ONTAP. I searched and could not find any documentation. I was forced to create a ticket with Druva support. We have a CSM, and since we newly bought Druva Cloud Ranger, Druva appointed a CSM for this. I sent an email, and the CSM said they are looking internally, but externally or as a Druva user, I cannot find any documentation. These things are very disappointing and should not happen with an enterprise backup tool.

I have been working with Druva Data Security Cloud for almost eight to nine years.

Druva Data Security Cloud is a 99% stable and reliable solution.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very scalable. I would rate its scalability at seven or eight out of ten.

I would rate the technical support of Druva at nine out of ten, as they are very good.

Installation is very straightforward. However, as I mentioned, documentation is not clear. Every time we do something, even when we might not need it, we are forced to take Druva support help. The documentation is not clear about certain things, particularly regarding what permissions are required.

Return on investment is good. If you are investing in a product, you should think about ROI, and Druva Data Security Cloud delivers good return on investment.

The price for Druva Data Security Cloud is reasonable. Many customers are getting agreements with Druva and receiving good pricing. We as vendors are not allowed to be in those pricing and cost-related calls. However, I hear from customers that they are negotiating good prices from Druva and getting multiple products at that price. Druva is very flexible in terms of pricing.

Druva Data Security Cloud is not the most advanced product on the market. There are many others. Rubrik is there, and Veeam is very advanced. Veeam supports many products that Druva does not yet support. You cannot expect PostgreSQL to be backed up with Druva Data Security Cloud. You cannot expect RDS machines to be backed up, and RDS machines have no way to restore individual databases. That is very poor because other backup tools provide options for restoring individual databases from RDS snapshots. After doing an RDS snapshot restore, we have to go through native options or native steps to recover the databases. Veeam and Rubrik are more advanced in terms of database restores.

I work as a partner and consultant of Druva. Druva Data Security Cloud is deployed on Druva Cloud. My final rating for Druva Data Security Cloud is seven out of ten.

My main use case for Druva Data Security Cloud is primarily about backup solutions, which we are using in my current organization.

A specific example of how I use Druva Data Security Cloud for backup solutions in my organization is related to a new laboratory that is deeply important to me. We have a separate environment for taking the backup of every machine in my organization. We are taking the backup of all the entire Remi laptops on a frequent basis, based on our scheduled backups.

Regarding my main use case with Druva Data Security Cloud, I would add that it involves policy configuration, requirement assessment, deployment, backup monitoring, restore and testing, and security compliance. In real-world use, we are automatically assigning predefined backup policies to a separate group of people in our organization whose laptops start a backup on critical folders.

The best features Druva Data Security Cloud offers, in my experience, include the ability to take backups without any errors during our regular operations on our machines. This has been a great help for us to validate each and every folder from a prospective side, legal side, and security policies as well.

Druva Data Security Cloud's backup reliability and error-free backups have helped my team day-to-day by offering highly reliable automated backups with minimal features, reducing manual intervention and ensuring consistent data protection. For example, during accidental file deletion or system crashes, we are able to quickly restore the data without downtime, helping maintain business continuity.

Druva Data Security Cloud provides highly reliable automated backups with minimal failures, ensuring consistent data protection with less manual effort. In cases of accidental deletion or system crashes, it enables quick data recovery, helping maintain business continuity without downtime.

Druva Data Security Cloud has positively impacted our organization by automating backups and reducing the dependency on manual processes, improving overall efficiency. It also strengthened data security and enabled quick recovery during incidents, ensuring minimal downtime and better business continuity.

Using Druva Data Security Cloud, we have significantly reduced the recovery time from hours to minutes, improving overall operational efficiency. It also helped cut infrastructure and maintenance costs by eliminating the on-premise backup systems while ensuring reliable data protection.

When considering how Druva Data Security Cloud could be improved, I would suggest several enhancements.

I would prefer to see improvements in Druva Data Security Cloud that include the use of end-to-end encryption, secure communication protocols, and strong authentication to prevent unauthorized access to our data and interception. It would also be helpful to regularly update firmware, enable access controls, and store data in secure platforms such as Druva Data Security Cloud to ensure backup compliance and protection against data loss or cyber threats.

Better features for our organization would include enhanced reporting and analytics and more customizable alerting, which would help improve monitoring, along with proactive issue resolution. Additionally, deep integrations with more third-party tools and faster large-scale restore performance would further strengthen efficiency and user experience.

I have been using Druva Data Security Cloud for four years.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very stable, providing consistent backups and reliable recovery with only the occasional minor delays during large data operations.

Druva Data Security Cloud supports on-demand scalability across endpoints, SaaS apps, and multi-cloud workloads without requiring additional hardware or capacity planning, making it ideal for growing organizations.

In my experience, issues were resolved quickly, and the support team was proactive and helpful during both the implementation and ongoing operations. I would rate the customer support a nine on a scale of one to ten.

We do not have any previous solutions we used; we are sticking with Druva Data Security Cloud only.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing shows that there is a strong flexible approach. Pricing for Druva Data Security Cloud is flexible and consumption-based, mainly depending on storage usage, number of users or devices, and workload type, which makes cost predictable and scalable. Setup cost is minimal since it is a SaaS application with no hardware needed, and licensing typically involves subscription-based options such as per user, per resource, or TB-based models, depending on the use cases. Currently, we are using TB-based models.

We have seen clear ROI through reduced infrastructure costs of up to forty to fifty percent and significant time savings on backup management effort reduced by nearly ninety percent. For example, our team saves several hours weekly on backup operations and resolves incidents faster, with restore times improving by ninety percent or more, directly improving productivity and reducing downtime.

At this moment, we did not purchase Druva Data Security Cloud through the AWS Marketplace.

Before choosing Druva Data Security Cloud, we evaluated several other backup solutions such as Veeam Data Platform, Commvault Cloud, and Rubrik Security Cloud, which are commonly compared in the market. However, we chose Druva Data Security Cloud mainly because of its cloud-native SaaS architecture and easier deployment, along with lower operational overhead compared to these alternatives.

My advice to others looking into using Druva Data Security Cloud would be to clearly define backup requirements, RPO, RTO, and plan policies properly before implementation, as proper planning and configuration are critical for success. I also suggest leveraging Druva Data Security Cloud as a fully cloud-native solution by enabling automation, regular monitoring, and periodic restore testing to ensure reliability and business continuity.

Druva Data Security Cloud is a reliable cloud-native solution that simplifies backups, improves security, and ensures fast recovery across endpoints, SaaS, and cloud workloads. I have rated this review an eight out of ten.

We are using Druva Data Security Cloud for ourselves as well as our customers, both.

I think the biggest advantage of Druva Data Security Cloud is that it has one console for almost all the various workloads.

We use Druva's centralized management console for server backup, endpoint backups, and M365.

AI-driven analytics in Druva Data Security Cloud is really adding overall speed to the kind of work being done, but we are in a slightly early stage of that.

I would assess Druva's compliance and governance capabilities in meeting industry regulations as fantastic, and I think they are doing fantastically well.

When talking about long-term governance in Druva Data Security Cloud, the legal hold is something which they have that is fantastic, and the way we can search and federate the search is good for us.

I have utilized Druva's automated backup and recovery workflows.

It is more about the kind of overall performance Druva Data Security Cloud brings to a large number of people who are even remotely connected, and it can do fantastic fast backups with incremental data, much better than some other solutions like Veeam.

I think Druva's deduplication technology is great, but the way they charge for source storage means the storage size can suddenly become much larger, and I would have been much happier if they were to give deduplication advantages on endpoints and M365 as well, which they don't.

I think the best improvement Druva could make is better training for customers and partners, as their on-ground support from a technology point of view is much better with Veeam and Commvault than with Druva.

There is room for improvement in their response time and first-level support quality, as some changes are happening in the team in India, which might be the reason for this.

I have been working with Druva Data Security Cloud for three years.

What I mean by multiple workloads is that Druva doesn't provide support for Kubernetes or anything on-prem, so I can't keep a copy of my work on-prem, which makes things simpler and easier with Commvault and Veeam, as I can have hybrid setups. I am also not too sure about their capability on higher-end workloads like SAP.

I would rate their technical support an eight.

I can give them a rating of possibly nine on support, with my name attached, but let the support be nine.

We use Commvault, Veeam, Druva, all of them, but I am not working with Cloud Rewind by Commvault or Appranix.

I think the cloud is called Cloud Metallica if I know it well, but I am not working with Cloud Rewind by Commvault.

Acronis is similar to Cloud Rewind or formerly Appranix, also by Commvault, but I'm not certain.

I might have been using Appranix earlier, but I am not 100% sure.

I am working with Commvault Cloud and Druva, and we also use Veeam.

Druva's pricing has been a little bit on the higher side of late.

I rate Druva Data Security Cloud an eight because I think there is still scope for improvement in terms of the number of workloads on the server side.

Druva Data Security Cloud's main use case is user backup, specifically endpoint user backup.

For user backup, a specific example would be when an employee's laptop fails unexpectedly or due to a hardware issue. Druva automatically backs up user data files to the cloud, allowing our IT team to provision a replacement laptop and restore the user data from the most recent backup, so the laptop works again with the required data already there.

Another scenario would be if a user's laptop gets infected with ransomware. Rather than paying the ransom or attempting to clean the files, IT restores the user file from the backup created before the attack, minimizing data loss and helping the employee get back to work quickly.

Druva Data Security Cloud offers many good features, including cloud-native SaaS backup, immutable and air-gapped backup to protect against ransomware, broad workload protection for endpoints and cloud workloads, and most importantly, centralized management with a single console for backup and recovery.

The centralized console helps us manage every workload from a single pane of glass, allowing administrators to monitor backups, backup jobs for endpoints and servers, check backup failures, storage usage, compliance needs, and quickly recover with streamlined recovery options.

Druva Data Security Cloud has positively impacted our organization by simplifying backup management, consolidating protection of endpoints and cloud workloads, allowing for faster recovery from accidental deletions and device failures, reducing operational overhead, and improving security and compliance through immutable backups and centralized policy management.

Druva Data Security Cloud can be improved in multiple ways, such as more customizable reporting for compliance needs and faster restoration for large data files, particularly in large enterprise environments where speed is crucial.

Additionally, there should be more granular control with simplified licensing and better visibility of costs to give administrators detailed control over backup schedules, retention, and recovery settings.

I have been using Druva Data Security Cloud for five to six years.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very stable due to the infrastructure availability provided by the reliable cloud services it uses.

Druva Data Security Cloud is very scalable, allowing us to adjust based on our usage and requirements.

Customer support is really good and highly reliable.

I would rate the customer support an eight out of ten.

Druva Data Security Cloud helps us reduce costs, eliminates the need for certain employees, and improves efficiency in managing protection without additional infrastructure.

I purchased Druva Data Security Cloud through a partner, and its pricing is competitive for an enterprise backup solution. The setup cost is easy compared to traditional solutions since it does not require server deployment or software installation.

Before choosing Druva Data Security Cloud, I evaluated other options.

For anyone looking into using Druva Data Security Cloud, I would advise that it is a very easy-to-use SaaS-based solution that helps protect endpoints and servers without the burden of managing infrastructure costs. I would rate this product a nine out of ten.

Druva Data Security Cloud is mainly used for endpoint and server backup. If a customer needs to back up their machines, such as laptops or desktops, that is the first use case. The second use case is when a customer needs to back up a server. Since most customers are going virtual and depending on virtual machines, virtual machine backup is also becoming very popular.

Druva Data Security Cloud is a plug-and-play product. I know a couple of solutions that require you to purchase a dedicated server for the backup and then they work, for example, Veeam. Although Veeam also has a complete cloud solution, their main selling solution requires a dedicated server for the backup. Druva Data Security Cloud is a completely plug-and-play product. You do not need to have a server. You just need to install the agents and deploy it to the end-users. I would say ease of deployment is a major advantage.

They also offer a pay-as-you-go model if a customer is using the MSP, which saves a lot of cost. They offer global deduplication as well. I think this feature is very exclusive to Druva Data Security Cloud. Not many providers are offering this solution. These are the major points that make Druva Data Security Cloud a good solution compared to others.

If a customer is using legacy infrastructure, such as in-house servers or in-house data centers, that is where Druva Data Security Cloud does not perform well as a backup solution. I think it is one area where they can improve.

Legacy infrastructure is mainly used by schools, universities, and government institutions. Because they have some critical data that they cannot put on the cloud, it makes sense that this is a limitation.

In this organization, it is going to be almost a year, but I have dealt with Druva Data Security Cloud for approximately four years.

Druva Data Security Cloud responds within the given SLAs. Support-wise, there should not be any issues. I personally have not heard of any complaints from customers regarding Druva Data Security Cloud's support. That describes how good their support is.

Druva Data Security Cloud does require installation and deployment. It also requires monitoring on how much storage has been used by the customer. If the customer has exceeded the data pool, then we need to notify them that their data pool is already filled up and overage charges might be applied after that.

I think a day is what it takes for a mid-sized company.

We have our engineers who go on-site or can perform the deployment remotely, depending on the situation.

The setup cost is reasonable.

I have dealt a couple of times with Acronis, but I am not specific about the products.

Druva Data Security Cloud is what I mention, because we deal with them and we use them as well. We also have a little bit of Veeam because we are reselling Veeam.

We are slowly transitioning to the MSP model, wherein we sell Druva Data Security Cloud as our service and are basically acting as a Managed Service Partner.

We purchased through channel partners, but now since we are a Managed Service Partner and offering them as a service, we purchase directly through Druva Data Security Cloud.

I think Druva Data Security Cloud would be top-tier because it has all the major compliances: PCI DSS, GDPR, and HIPAA. I think they have all the certifications and they are pretty much compliant.

Personally, I have not heard of or used VMware. We no longer work with VMware since it was acquired by Broadcom, as our partnership was actually cancelled by Broadcom since we do not do a lot of VMware business.

I give this review a rating of 9.

From my perspective, Druva Data Security Cloud is a mature product that uses AWS backup as a backend solution and is available on AWS Cloud. This product is mature, and we do not need to hesitate about it, as it has wider acceptance in the market.

AI-driven analytics in Druva Data Security Cloud help to optimize data security by providing correct suggestions and prioritizing action. Given the amount of data security products available and the sprawl of information and tickets that get raised with various concerns that come up, AI is definitely necessary to drill down.

Druva Data Security Cloud has been purchased through AWS Marketplace.

I am overall satisfied with the license and cost for Druva Data Security Cloud, as the pricing is important and definitely makes things easier for our clients.

I am from the sales team and generally handle the top-level sale, but my team has completed the deployment for 11 locations in one day, which is fairly simple.

I would rate Druva Data Security Cloud an eight on a scale from one to ten because there are better solutions available in the market in terms of security that give a better stack. While this product is good, when discussing the overall stack of the company, I believe there are other solutions that are much more available.

We are currently using Druva to back up all the files on laptops. I work in the hospitality industry, specifically at Marriott. There are users who travel from place to place and carry laptops. For users who travel occasionally, we install Druva on their laptops so that all their files get backed up in the cloud. In some cases, laptops have been stolen from our employee cars. In those situations, we are able to restore all the files directly from their Druva repository in the cloud.

Druva enables us to back up laptops efficiently so that we can restore files if the laptops are stolen.

The most valuable feature of Druva is that it can detect changes in files or laptops and perform incremental backups. Furthermore, the backup process is quick and doesn't take much time.

I suggest improvements in the time it takes to restore data. Also, the reports we can generate have limited features. There is a limitation in the advanced reporting features, such as understanding how many files are in the backup, which users are actively using it, and how many files have been backed up properly.

We have been using Druva since 2019, which is about five years.

Over the past five years, I haven't experienced any issues or problems with Druva. I have not received any complaints from users, indicating that it has been working smoothly.

It is difficult to comment on scalability because we are only using the basic features. However, we have never faced any issue in that regard.

The customer support from Druva is commendable. Their response is usually quick, and I have contacted them only a couple of times for accessing certain features. Each time the response was prompt.

Positive

Before Druva, we used different solutions for backups. Currently, we also use Veeam for servers and Druva for laptops.

The initial setup of Druva is basic and easy. Installation takes less than two or three minutes.

The firewall system is managed by a third-party company for all our hotels.

We pay Druva for the backup application on a monthly basis. Compared to other applications that we are paying for, Druva's pricing is fair. It is not cheap or expensive.

We have used Datto and Veeam for some of our backup needs.

For personal backups of laptops and computers, I recommend Druva due to its ease of use. However, I cannot speak to its features for advanced applications.

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten.

The typical use case for Druva Data Security Cloud is for backup protection, which prevents ransomware and multiple security threats. The architecture is not complex.

The best features of this solution depend on specific customer use cases and scenarios.

The centralized management console in this solution and AI-driven analytics are good features.

The automated backup and recovery workflows are quite effective.

They could integrate an EDR tool during backup. By integrating with that tool, they could easily rectify cyberattacks, miscellaneous attacks, and ransomware. It can prevent ransomware when data is in transit, not just at rest.

They can improve their product quality for Salesforce as they don't have the capability to run that business without Technobind.

They should consider supporting additional workloads in their tenant. They need multiple tenants where they can provide protection. For example, if a customer is using ESG cloud, they should plan for backup support and other data centers such as Control-S and many more.

I have two years of experience with Druva Data Security Cloud.

The stability is quite good, but they still have to work on many aspects.

Druva Data Security Cloud is a scalable solution.

Technical support for Druva is excellent with a rating of 10.

Positive

I have worked with Commvault, Veeam, and Veritas.

The initial setup of Druva Data Security Cloud is complex.

The return on investment includes cost savings, time savings, and other measurable benefits.

Prices for the solution are quite high.

This review has a rating of 6 out of 10.