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Druva

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Druva is a modern, cloud-native data protection platform designed to simplify backup for the modern, hybrid workplace. It excels at providing immutable, air-gapped backups directly to the cloud, significantly mitigating ransomware risk. Its unified platform approach means managing backups for endpoints, SaaS applications (like Salesforce), and workloads from a single pane of glass. It is highly favored by mid-market companies seeking enterprise-grade security without the complexity of legacy systems.

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Does Druva require any on-premises hardware or backup servers?

No, Druva is a completely cloud-native data protection platform that routes backups directly to the public cloud. It eliminates the need for traditional on-premises backup infrastructure like dedicated media servers or target storage appliances. This architecture allows organizations to scale their backups elastically without hardware maintenance.

How does Druva protect backups against ransomware attacks?

Druva mitigates ransomware risk by storing data in an immutable, air-gapped format within the cloud. This ensures that backup data cannot be modified, encrypted, or deleted by malicious actors even if they breach your primary network. Furthermore, Druva utilizes zero-trust authentication to restrict access.

Which public cloud provider hosts the data protected by Druva?

Druva exclusively runs its global data protection infrastructure on Amazon Web Services (AWS). By leveraging AWS's global footprint, Druva can offer seamless multi-region redundancy and disaster recovery capabilities. This allows them to handle petabytes of enterprise data without maintaining their own data centers.

Can Druva be used to back up physical endpoints like employee laptops?

Yes, Druva has a unified platform that includes robust endpoint backup capabilities alongside server and cloud workload protection. IT administrators can deploy lightweight agents to Windows and macOS laptops to ensure data is backed up to the cloud. This is particularly useful for securing data on remote, hybrid-work devices.

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