SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 08, 2018 -- Druva, Inc., the industry-leading data management as-a-service platform company, today announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Druva to its annual Security 100 list, in the “Identity Management and Data Protection” category.
“It is an honor to be chosen by CRN as one of the top security vendors in the data protection space,” said Timm Hoyt vice president of worldwide partners for Druva. “Druva is on the vanguard of a new wave of cloud-based data protection, governance and archiving solutions, which enables enterprises to protect their corporate data to ensure it is recoverable and to mitigate internal and external data risks. Along with the other players in the space recognized on the Security 100 list, we look forward to continuing to provide organizations with the next generation of data protection and security solutions.”
With the growth in usage of mobile devices and cloud applications, now more than ever it is crucial for organizations to have total visibility of their information - no matter where it resides. As such data continues to disperse across various endpoints, there is an expanding need of not just security, but information governance capabilities that allow organizations to remain compliant with evolving regulations. Druva’s Cloud Platform intelligently aggregates data onto a single pane of glass to enable data protection, governance and intelligence – dramatically increasing the availability and visibility of business critical information, while reducing the risk, cost and complexity of data management and protection.
CRN’s Security 100 list recognizes the top, coolest security vendors in five different categories: Endpoint Security, Identity Management and Data Protection, Network Security, SIEM and Security Analytics, and Web, Email and Application Security. The companies on CRN’s Security 100 list have demonstrated creativity and innovation in product development, as well as a strong commitment to delivering those offerings through a vibrant channel of solution providers.
In addition to recognizing security technology vendors for outstanding products and services, the Security 100 list serves as a valuable guide for solution providers trying to navigate the IT security market. The list aids prospective channel partners in identifying the vendors that can best help them improve or expand their security offerings.
“The core elements of today’s businesses, both large and small, depend upon robust and reliable cybersecurity solutions,” said Bob Skelley, CEO of The Channel Company. “Unprecedented streams of data, the sweeping transition to cloud computing, vast networks of wireless systems, the rapidly growing Internet of Things—all these advances necessitate increasingly complex and adaptive security measures. CRN’s 2018 Security 100 list recognizes top vendors that are meeting this extraordinary demand with the most innovative security technologies on the market, enabling businesses to grow uninterrupted.”
The Security 100 list will be featured in the April 2018 issue of CRN and online at www.crn.com/security100.
About Druva
Druva’s industry-leading data management-as-a service platform unifies data protection, governance and intelligence for business-critical data. Druva’s Cloud Platform uniquely combines enterprise-wide business continuity with deep analytics for increased business agility and risk mitigation, reducing the overall cost and complexity of managing data. Over 4,000 enterprises trust Druva to protect and manage more than 50PB of data worldwide. Visit Druva and follow us @druvainc.
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