Druva Cloud Platform (as known as Druva inSync) Reviews

It has been used to back up all my VIP users' information. We use it in the whole organization. It solves the sensitive endpoint backup automation.

We don't have any cloud app integration with Druva. If it is available, I will explore it.

We're using Druva inSync across our entire organization. For us, it addresses the need for an endpoint backup solution in the days of remote work. With employees distributed across the US, we were in need of an endpoint backup solution that would allow us to retain data while reducing hardware costs, storage costs, and bandwidth in user homes.

We use Druva inSync for backup of the GSuite environment (Mail/Docs/Drive). It works extremely well and allows us to back up GSuite at a significantly reduced rate since we're using it for our endpoint backups. Really, when it comes down to it, it's a single-pane-of-glass interface for the primary systems that we need to be backed up.

We are using Druva In-Sync across the whole organization for device and SaaS backup (G Suite). This allows us to have personal devices backed up and restorable by the individual, as well as the admin. The G Suite backup covers our needs to keep our Google Drive data backed up without relying on Google's uptime SLA.

We protect G Suite with Druva. It was super easy to implement and backed up all of our data very quickly.

We are using Druva inSync to backup our Office 365 environment across the whole organization. The business problems does it addresses is the problem of having an on-prem backup solution and deciding on to secure the backup data offsite. It also addresses the all of the backup data is accessible anywhere. So it we have to restore something, we can be anywhere and not have to run into the office every time we need to restore.

Druva inSync provides unified data protection across our Microsoft Office 365 environment. It currently protects all of the cloud applications within the Microsoft Office 365 including Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams were we have data on all of the applications. It handles the backups with great effectiveness and efficiency. We set it up once and we do not have to change it every time we are someone or something new because we simply back up everything.

We use it to back up servers, laptops and PCs. We use as an offsite backup service for all of our clients who are interested in an offsite backups.<br>They provide great service and great support. If we have any problems, questions or seeking an advice pertaining to their services, we hear from them within short period of time. So far we have been extremely happy with everything.

We use Druva inSync in different departments. The license assignment is based in the type of information user has.
The problem addressed is to have an alternative to back up secure and trusty, without space limit.

inSync is being used across the organisation to provide daily backups of Office 365 - user mailboxes, SharePoint storage and OneDrive. Since moving to a cloud based solution for our Office requirements, we felt that the backup options provided by the provider were insufficient. inSync provides us with daily backups of our data and this gives us piece-of-mind with regard to our data.

We currently protect Microsoft (Office 365) including SharePoint, Exchange, OneDrive and Teams with a minimal amount of setup and little to no interactions required when running.
Data can be retrieved as and when required without fuss or extensive downtime.

Druva is being used to back up our entire Microsoft 365 solution, various Linux based servers hosted in different locations and we are looking to expand this into our AWS/Azure sites. Druva was simplistic and easy to set up, the support team are always available and the implementation staff are helpful. Implementation took no longer than 1 hour, testing and confirmation took a few days but once working I've never really had to touch Druva again, it just works. Good product will continue using unless prices go up too much. The company is very price driven and Druva are currently have competitive pricing.

Druva is being used by everyone in the business now.

Office 365, SharePoint, Exchange & Teams.

We started Druva inSync just before starting the Covid pandemic. Earlier we were using inhouse/over the LAN backup solution and facing difficulties in the case of roaming users. We were looking for a cloud backup solution that should be independent of local resources and in-person involvement. The decision of going with Druva became a real game-changer for us during a pandemic and lockdown.

We are using this application across the organization for critical users and it addresses one of the major issues of data security and backup in case of system crash and flexibility to give data backup to users on any system and anywhere.

We are using Salesforce, Box, Office 365, SharePoint, and Teams but haven't started using them to protect these applications. We are exploring it and in our future plan.
Endpoint data protection is working well for us across the organization.

We use Druva Pheonix to backup our VMWare and Hyper-V servers to the cloud for Ransomware protection. It is company-wide. We use it to backup servers of newly acquired companies due to its ease of deployment and use. This solution provides ransomware protection for our server infrastructure due to the inability to run execution files in the backup environment.

We are using Druva to backup all data within the organization. We currently have a mixture of physical and virtual servers and Druva backs up everything. We backup the data twice a day and they are very quick.

Restores are also quick. We can restore one file from within a virtual server, a complete virtual server, SQL database or files from physical server. Druva maintains as many backups as you want. We can restore the first daily backup from two weeks ago if we want. We do a test restores monthly on both physical and virtual servers, we have had no issues.

Interface is easy to understand and navigate.

Druva inSync is deployed company wide on all our laptops primarily with some limited use on select desktops. It has proven to be a useful product, it's easy to use, deploy and manage. The web based administration console is robust, concise and intuitive interface. We usually just backup the default folders but it's nice to have the option to capture others. The snapshot feature of the backup images is also nice and has saved the day on many occasions.

We don't currently use Druva in the way with the exception of backing up some important Office 365 OneDrive folders via the Druva desktop client.

It is used in the Professional Services department and in our R&D department. It has made our enterprise backup very easy and secure.

The apps we use with Druva inSync are Box, Office 365, Teams. It handles them very effectively.

It is used by a department and it address critical business problems.

It's being used across the globe. It is backing up all the users' data including the endpoint data. It has saved us many times during a disaster recovery as well.

We use it for all of our mobile users who carry a laptop and few desktop users as well. It's our only and default standard for client backup.

O365, One Drive, GDrive

As a company we use Druva across the entire organization on all of our end user machines for corp[orate] back ups. It allows our end user to not have to run their own backups and if a machine gets lost or stolen, the information the end user may have stored will be retrievable even after we remote wipe the laptop.

We use it for end user data on laptops and it is easy to deploy on those machines. Enterprise has the end user back ups set to back up the documents folder and the desktop. Any more is set by the end user. The end user may also determine what data can be backed up within those folders.

Druva inSync is used for backing up our entire fleet of workstations. Some of our engineers have terabytes of data stored on their workstations, and some engineers have both a desktop and a laptop. These include CAD files, analysis results, and many other files spanning a large range of engineering applications. Prior to deploying Druva, all of this data was at risk. We even had a few instances of paying for data recovery services, which were very expensive. Additionally, any time we replaced a computer it would take lots of Service Desk time to transfer all of the right data. When people started working from home, these issues went from a concern to a nightmare. People needed to take desktops home, increasing the likelihood of failures due to transport. Now, in addition to solving the above problems, users are able to restore files that they accidentally delete (this happens more than you would hope). Druva has reduced the amount of support our users need and has increased their productivity as a result. Keeping workstation data safe can be invaluable in engineering situations where data must be local to the workstation for adequate performance.

We do not currently use Druva inSync for backing up any SaaS products, as we already had other backup products in place. Druva inSync is only used for workstation backups for us. As stated elsewhere in my review, the admin portal can be a little busy when only using one aspect of the product. All of the other options still show up despite not being active.

Druva Phoenix is our backup solution for our on-prem infrastructure. Obviously it helps address the need of backs of important infrastructure servers. There's also the ability to have a "cloud cache" which is a certain amount of backups on-prem for quicker restore as Druva utili[zes] AWS and relying on that speed for back up if you need it asap can be a bit of a pain.

Prior to implementing Druva across the organization, we were managing 3 different backup solutions. Now we have one single painted glass for all things backup.

We have been running Druva for a few months to back up almost all the data points that are available for backups. Since the implementation, we haven't seen a single error or issue during backup and restore.

We use Druva inSync to protect our user data on PC's as well as M365 cloud, including Sharepoint, Teams, OneDrive and mailboxes.
Druva inSync is used company wide, and has been a valuable tool for us.

Used across O365 environments, Teams, Sharepoint, OneDrive and Exchange.
Basic functionality is great, and backups are done with ease.
Admin interface is easy to learn and to operate.
User interface could be easier to use, and if need for local PC backup, that has its own UI.

We use it for all user desktop and laptop systems. Primarily as a backup method so that any user, be they on our internal network or on travel, can ensure their information is safely stored. We were also using inSync to share folders as a Dropbox-like tool. However, since support for it is ending, some groups are asking we inquire about other options.

We haven't used any of these integrations.

Druva Cloud Platform is installed in all laptops in our organization for desktop and laptop backup. It is used across the whole organization. It helps integrate files with Office365 and helps back up all Office365 files. All machines are backed up at least two times a day. So it is a one-stop solution in the case of any recovery of files as well as managing loads on the server.

We protect Office 365, SharePoint & Teams data using Druva Cloud Platform. It helps backup in less time in the cloud and also restores data for specific networks, saving on data loss threats. Also, it integrates so well with Office 365 that all data relative to mail and Teams are auto backed up and it becomes very easy to retrieve information even when there is a crash of a laptop or server.

We use Druva Phoenix for our whole organization.

We are not using it for cloud applications.

We use Druva inSync across our organization worldwide to help protect and secure our high-value VIPs' data and endpoints. It allows IT to manage, monitor, and control our endpoints data and back it up successfully to the cloud.