Backup as a Service Tools
Cloud backup services and backup-as-a-service solutions for automated data backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity.
Browse 87 backup as a service tools
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Backup monitoring platform for MSPs to track & manage client backup jobs.
Software-defined multicloud backup storage using patented network coding tech.
Managed BCDR service with image snapshots, virtualization & 24/7 monitoring for SMBs.
Captures ransomware encryption keys to enable decryption without paying ransom
Cyberstorage platform using shard-based encryption to prevent ransomware & cut costs.
SaaS-delivered backup & data protection across cloud, SaaS, and on-prem.
Cloud-based DRaaS for SMEs covering IT infra, data, apps & workplaces.
Managed BCDR services covering backup, recovery, and continuity planning.
Managed backup, DR, and 24/7 monitoring service for business continuity.
Managed cloud backup service for local, M365, and Azure data.
Enterprise Salesforce backup & restore with incremental backups and compliance support.
Salesforce data archiving tool to cut storage costs and aid compliance.
Enterprise data storage platform with hybrid cloud mgmt & data services.
Managed BaaS suite with file, image, and cloud backup for SMBs.
Managed BaaS with 24/7 monitoring, immutability, and hybrid cloud support.
Cloud file sync, backup, and antivirus/ransomware protection platform.
Managed backup, disaster recovery, and storage protection service for enterprises.
Managed cloud services: IaaS, BaaS, DRaaS, and secure hosting.
Validates cloud backups for ransomware and corruption across AWS and Azure.
Cloud backup solution for Gmail, Drive, Contacts & Calendar in Google Workspace.
Hybrid BDR solution with continuous backups & near-instant server recovery.
Backup as a Service Tools FAQ
Common questions about Backup as a Service tools, selection guides, pricing, and comparisons.
Ransomware increasingly targets backup systems to prevent recovery. Protect backups with: immutable storage (write-once, read-many), air-gapped or offline copies, backup encryption with separately managed keys, multi-factor authentication for backup admin access, and regular recovery testing. Follow the 3-2-1-1-0 rule: 3 copies, 2 different media, 1 offsite, 1 immutable, 0 recovery errors.
