Druva Data Security Cloud
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What is Druva Data Security Cloud
Druva Data Security Cloud is a SaaS platform for protecting and recovering enterprise data across endpoints, servers, virtualized workloads, cloud workloads, and common SaaS applications. It targets IT, security, and backup administrators who need centralized backup, recovery, and governance without managing on-premises backup infrastructure. The service runs on public cloud infrastructure and emphasizes policy-based management, immutable backups, and ransomware recovery workflows. It also includes capabilities for data discovery and risk/compliance use cases tied to protected backup data.
SaaS-delivered backup operations
The product is delivered as a cloud service, which reduces the need to deploy and maintain backup servers, storage, and associated patching. Central administration supports managing multiple data sources from a single console. This model can simplify scaling backup capacity and onboarding new workloads compared with appliance- or infrastructure-heavy approaches.
Broad workload coverage
Druva supports multiple protection targets, including endpoints, physical/virtual servers, cloud workloads, and SaaS application data. This breadth helps standardize backup policy, retention, and reporting across different environments. It can reduce the number of separate tools required when organizations protect both user devices and business systems.
Security and governance features
The platform includes controls commonly used for cyber-resilience, such as immutable/locked backups and role-based administration. It also provides capabilities that use backup data for investigations, legal hold, and compliance-oriented workflows. These features help align backup operations with security and risk-management requirements rather than treating backup as storage only.
Cloud dependency and bandwidth
Because it is SaaS-first, backup and restore performance depends on network connectivity and available bandwidth. Large restores or mass recovery events can require careful planning to meet RTO/RPO expectations. Organizations with limited connectivity or strict data-local processing needs may face operational constraints.
DRaaS not always primary
While the product supports disaster recovery-related workflows, it is primarily positioned around backup and data security rather than full orchestration for complex application failover. Organizations needing tightly integrated runbooks, continuous replication, and automated failover testing for many-tier applications may need additional DR tooling or services. Fit depends on whether the requirement is recovery from backups versus near-real-time DR.
Licensing and retention complexity
Pricing and packaging can vary by protected workload type, feature set, and retention requirements, which can make forecasting total cost harder for mixed environments. Long retention, eDiscovery-style use cases, or high-frequency backups can increase storage consumption and cost. Teams often need to validate restore scenarios and retention policies to avoid unexpected spend.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | 30-day free trial (officially offered) | Trial access referenced on Druva site; used to evaluate the platform. |
| Business | Not published (consumption-based) — contact sales | Entry tier for Data Center / Public Cloud workloads; measured as TB/month after deduplication; includes autonomous protection, global deduplication, granular recovery, AI copilots (features vary by workload). |
| Enterprise (Most popular) | Not published (consumption-based) — contact sales | Mid-tier with additional capabilities vs Business: multiple storage regions, Security Center, accelerated ransomware recovery options (feature set shown on site). |
| Elite | Not published (consumption-based) — contact sales | Top-tier with full feature set: multi-region, Quarantine Bay, Curated & Orchestrated Cyber Recovery, Threat Hunting, DRaaS, GovCloud/FedRAMP options. |
Notes: Druva’s published plan pages describe tiers (Business, Enterprise, Elite) and show pricing units as TB/month after deduplication and/or consumption measured via Druva Credits, but numeric dollar amounts are not publicly listed on the vendor site and require contacting Druva/sales or using the Druva console/marketplace. (See official Druva pages.)
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Druva Inc.
Santa Clara, CA, USA
2008
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