Nine Enterprise Cloud Backup Services to Consider in 2025

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This article explores nine enterprise cloud backup services that businesses should consider in 2025. It highlights key features, benefits, and considerations for choosing the right service to meet data protection and business continuity needs. The services discussed include Arcserve, Cohesity, Commvault, Dell Technologies, Druva, HYCU, IBM, Keepit, and Acronis Cyber Backup.

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Okay, so let’s talk cloud backup, because in 2025, it’s not just a nice-to-have; it’s absolutely crucial, right? Your data is, like, the lifeblood of your business, and losing it? Well, that’s a nightmare no one wants to experience. That’s where enterprise cloud backup services swoop in, offering scalability, reliability, and, frankly, peace of mind.

But here’s the thing: there are so many providers out there, picking the right one can feel like choosing a needle in a haystack. So, I’ve done some digging and pulled together nine leading options you should definitely have on your radar for 2025.

1. Arcserve: First up, we’ve got Arcserve. Their Unified Data Protection, or UDP, is their big hitter for mid-market and enterprise backup. Think strong security, they use Sophos Intercept X Advanced for Server, which is pretty impressive. Plus, they handle things like data exfiltration and privilege escalation, things you definitely need to be thinking about.

2. Cohesity: Next, Cohesity takes a broader approach; it’s not just about backups, it’s a whole data management platform. That means backup, file services, disaster recovery all under one roof. I like the idea of consolidating everything.

3. Commvault: Then there’s Commvault. They’ve got a really comprehensive platform that covers everything from physical servers to virtual machines, cloud environments, and databases. You get a ton of granular control over your data, which is great for compliance, I mean who doesn’t want that, right?

4. Dell Technologies: Dell, of course, has its data protection portfolio. They’ve got integrated appliances, that combine backup, replication, and disaster recovery. It’s a convenient all-in-one kind of option, that might be right up your alley. I remember one time when a client’s server failed – having everything neatly in one place made recovery a lot less stressful, lets just say that!

5. Druva: Druva, is a cloud-native option. They focus on SaaS apps, endpoints, and cloud workloads. A centralized management console is super useful, allowing you to view all your data protection stuff from one place. Druva really concentrates on data resiliency too, its really worth considering.

6. HYCU: Now, if you’re using Nutanix, you gotta look at HYCU. Their whole focus is data protection for Nutanix environments. They integrate seamlessly and their agentless backup and recovery is brilliant – minimizing disruption on your workflows.

7. IBM: IBM, they’ve got a big portfolio with solutions for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid setups. Their Spectrum Protect software provides data protection for all sorts of servers and VMs, but it is also worth looking at the other options here too.

8. Keepit: Keepit is laser-focused on SaaS data protection. We’re talking Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, all those everyday SaaS tools. They’re the go to for robust data protection of those SaaS tools for sure.

9. Acronis Cyber Backup: Last but not least, Acronis Cyber Backup. Or, rather, Acronis Cyber Protect, it’s been integrated now! It’s pretty comprehensive, covering over 20 platforms. They also have some great security features. Think ransomware protection and blockchain based data authentication. Pretty cool, eh?

So, there you have it. Nine enterprise cloud backup services you should definitely be thinking about. Choosing the right one though, it does come down to your specific needs. Things like data volume, recovery time objectives, your budget, all these things should come into consideration. This info is accurate as of January 23, 2025, but, y’know, the tech world moves fast. It’s worth getting in touch with the vendors directly, and talking to industry experts, to get the latest and tailored recommendations. Good luck, and remember, protecting your data is not something you want to skimp on!