Druva has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to enhance enterprise data protection. This collaboration integrates Druva’s cloud-native security solutions with Microsoft Azure, enabling businesses to improve cyber resilience, visibility, and data protection across hybrid environments.
Addressing Cloud Security Challenges
As enterprises increasingly migrate to the cloud, security threats continue to evolve. Gartner forecasts global public cloud spending will reach $723.4 billion in 2025, making robust data security a necessity. Druva’s fully managed SaaS platform safeguards critical business data, minimizing risks associated with cloud expansion.
Key Benefits of the Collaboration
* Cloud Flexibility: Secure cloud and on-premises workloads while leveraging Azure Storage for cost efficiency and business resilience.
* Unlimited Scalability: Scale on-demand without additional infrastructure costs, eliminating the need for hardware or software deployment.
* Unified Data Security: Gain a single-pane view of data security across endpoints, SaaS applications, and cloud workloads to enable proactive threat mitigation.
* Global Deduplication: Reduce Azure Storage consumption for backups by up to 40% with Druva’s patented deduplication technology.
Enhancing Cyber Resilience and Business Continuity
“At Druva, we are committed to making modern enterprises resilient against cyber threats with effortless data security,” said Jaspreet Singh, CEO and co-founder of Druva. “Our strategic relationship with Microsoft allows us to extend true cloud-based data security to more Azure customers.”
“With the power of cloud, Druva’s security capabilities deliver the protection enterprises need,” added Sandy Gupta, Vice President, Global ISV Ecosystem at Microsoft. “This partnership empowers businesses to scale securely and minimize cyber risks.”
This collaboration builds on Druva’s deep integration across Microsoft’s ecosystem, including Microsoft 365, EntraID, Dynamics 365, and various Azure technologies. By uniting their expertise, Druva and Microsoft aim to provide enterprises with the cyber resilience needed to ensure business continuity in an increasingly complex digital landscape.