Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) Companies
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) Companies Overview
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The Unitrends Recovery Series Backup Appliances are hardware developed for data backup and management. They cover enterprise backup, ransomware detection, recovery assurance, proactive monitoring, and cloud continuity into a single platform for organizations of all sizes.
Key Features
- Incremental backup identification (337)85%8.5
- Deduplication and file compression (324)84%8.4
- Instant recovery (576)84%8.4
Top Pros and Cons
Datto headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut offers cloud backup, disaster recovery, and continuity services.
ConnectWise BCDR (formerly Recover, or Continuum) is a combination of disaster recovery technology and Continuum's NOC with 24x7 monitoring and troubleshooting support, supporting MSPs with extended BDR capacity. Continuum was acquired by ConnectWise in late 2019.
Datto ALTO is an all-in-one BCDR solution built for MSPs to prevent data loss and minimize downtime. Utilizing a cloud-first approach, MSPs can offer their clients hybrid backup and recovery with a cloud-based repository and disaster recovery in the cloud. It is administered from…
NaviSite boasts flexible and scalable managed services that provide 24x7x365 monitoring and support for any environment a business selects—whether it’s on-premises, in the cloud or hybrid. Their managed infrastructure services include managed infrastructure and hosting, data center…
StorageCraft, an Arcserve company since the March 2021 merger, offers their StorageCraft Cloud Backup service as cloud-based backup contingency for data stored in cloud-based applications.
Metallic Office 365 Backup & Recovery is designed to protect an organization’s work in Microsoft Office 365, safeguarding against accidental deletion, corruption, and malicious attacks.
Sungard, headquartered near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, offers disaster recovery as a service via the Sungard Availability Services Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS).
Launched in 2018, Carbonite now overs disaster-recovery-as-a-service (DRaaS) via Carbonite Recover, a service that helps IT administrators keep critical systems online during a disaster with push-button cloud failover.
Acronis Disaster Recovery is a hybrid cloud, all-in-one, complete IT business continuity solution that protects, and restores data, servers, or entire data centers suffering from a natural or man-made disaster.
VMware offers Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) via the VMware Site Recovery DRaaS for on-premise workloads or AWS, VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery on-demand DRaaS delivered as a SaaS solution, or Cloud Provider Disaster Recovery Solutions DRaaS offerd through accredited VMware…
Bell.One offers Backup as a Service, providing full disk backup and recovery with data transfer across a secure VPN, as well as fast and easy online recovery.
Austin-based CMIT offers CMIT Guardian, a managed data backup solution that includes encryption and file archiving to any regulatory specification, a disaster recovery plan, and various data restore options to suit business needs.
INAP Disaster Recovery is a Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) solution. The vendor's goal is to provide customers with business continuity, avoid downtime, and help them ensure their applications work for the people that rely on them.
Carbon60 is a managed cloud hosting and IT services provider for private and public sector organizations with business-critical applications, headquartered in Richmond Hill. Their cloud platform, technical support services, and service level guarantees are presented to companies…
YASH Technologies is a global technology service and outsourcing provider that is committed to helping customers align technology innovation with business strategy. Boasting reach across six continents, YASH is a global professional services company that provides a range of services…
WannaGo Cloud's fully managed Virtual Disaster Recovery Service (DRaaS) DUPLICATO completely copies data, rebuilds the network, and tests IT systems on regular basis, to guarantee that it will work as expected and when needed.
Aunalytics provides managed components that aim to offer stability and security to the environments of financial institutions. Their managed services offering is powered by a data platform in order to provide data-driven IT answers and embedded security that focuses on people and…
Azure Site Recovery is a native disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) available Microsoft's Azure, and enables users to set up Azure Site Recovery simply by replicating an Azure VM to a different Azure region directly from the Azure portal. Site Recovery is automatically updated…
InterVision Managed Resiliency is a disaster recovery / enterprise backup as a service based on the former Bluelock Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), acquired by InterVision Systems in 2018.
Global company NTT Communications offers Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS).
C&W Business, the business software unit of the Caribbean and Latin American telecom C&W Communications headquartered in Florida, offers disaster-recovery-as-a-service (DRaaS).
UK company ServerChoice offers Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS).
Learn More About Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) Companies
What is Disaster Recovery as a Service?
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) is a cloud based data backup service model that hosts and replicates the business’ data and applications in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. A DRaaS plan allows for business continuity in the event of a system failure.
Business owners work with DRaaS providers to create data recovery plans which outline how to recover and restore essential IT infrastructure in case of business interruptions. Included in this plan is a disaster recovery workflow which details what gets backed up as well as the priorities for data and application recovery. Some companies will choose to protect their entire computing environment while others will decide to only back up vital functions.
Features and Capabilities
Automated test recovery - Automated testing to ensure your data will be recovered accurately
RPO (Recovery point objective) - This is the amount of time between data backups, therefore the maximum amount of data that might be lost
RTO (Recovery time objective) - The maximum amount of time that can elapse before you must have your data restored
Data protection - Additional security to protect your backup data from viruses and ransomware
Technical support
Pricing Information
The pricing structure for Disaster Recovery as a Service software is very complex and is best estimated by contacting the vendor. As a general guideline, you can expect to pay based on the amount of storage and number of virtual machines required to emulate your production environment as well as your defined RPO and RTO.