Druva, a leading provider of data security, announced it has been recognized by Gartner as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Backup and Data Protection Platforms.
The rapid migration of critical business data and applications to the cloud has redefined the enterprise IT landscape. However, traditional data protection solutions, and even many cloud-based offerings, often fall short in delivering the agility, cyber resilience, and cost efficiency needed to navigate today’s complex threat landscape. A truly cloud-native approach plays a critical role in addressing today’s cyber threats and ensuring comprehensive cyber resilience.
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Druva pioneered a fully-managed SaaS approach to data protection and has matured its platform to help customers secure and recover data from cyber threats — and now delivers cyber resilience across 20+ global regions. The Druva Data Security Cloud delivers a cloud-native platform offering air-gapped and immutable protection across multi-cloud environments. This includes robust cross-cloud backup capabilities and proactive threat detection to identify potential ransomware, unauthorized access, and data anomalies. With DruAI, which includes Dru Investigate and Dru Assist, Druva further simplifies data protection to accelerate incident response activities.
“We founded Druva with a clear vision to make data protection more secure, simple, and inherently scalable for every business,” said Jaspreet Singh, CEO of Druva. “In our opinion, being recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant reflects a meaningful shift in how organizations are approaching cyber resilience, and reinforces our belief that a cloud-native, fully-managed SaaS model is the most effective path to operationalizing AI and data security at scale. For us, this recognition speaks to our team’s continued execution, the success of our platform, and the trust over 7,500 customers and hundreds of partners place in Druva to protect their business data.”
Source: Businesswire