Microsoft 365
Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Groups and Planner — with granular restore down to a single item.
P · Protect
The backup ransomware can’t reach.
CAP Data Protection, powered by Druva. One platform for every workload you run — air-gapped, immutable and fully managed by us, with the restores tested long before the day you need them.
Now one of a select few Druva partners in the UK
Backed by Druva’s $10M Data Resiliency Guarantee
One platform, every workload
Most businesses find out their backup is broken on the worst possible day.
Not because nobody thought about it, but because the thing everyone assumed was a backup turns out to be something else entirely.
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Native Microsoft 365 retention isn’t backup
Microsoft protects its platform from its own failures. Your data — and what your people or an attacker do to it — is explicitly your responsibility.
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A recycle bin isn’t recovery
Deleted items expire, retention windows lapse, and a mailbox restored on its own rarely puts a business back together. Recovery is a process, not a folder.
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A backup server on your network is a target
When ransomware reaches the appliance sitting next to everything else, you don’t have a backup. You have a second set of encrypted files.
What we protect.
Ten seats or ten thousand, it’s one platform and one console — so nothing quietly falls outside the policy.
Identity Resilience
Entra ID, Active Directory and Okta, restored intact. Because if identity doesn’t come back, nothing else can.
Endpoints
Laptops, desktops and remote workers, wherever they are — including device refresh and OS migration.
Cloud-Native
AWS and Azure: EC2, virtual machines, Blob, S3 and Azure SQL, protected without another agent to manage.
Data Centre
VMware, NAS, file servers and databases — the estate that never quite made it to the cloud, covered the same way.
SaaS Applications
Salesforce and Google Workspace, held to the same retention and recovery standard as everything else.
Proactive by design
There’s nothing left on your network to attack.
Druva is 100% SaaS: air-gapped by architecture and immutable by default. No backup server to patch, harden or lose — and nothing for an attacker to find, encrypt or delete on the way through.
That changes what recovery looks like. Instead of hoping a copy survived, we start from data we know is clean.
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Air-gapped and immutable
Once written, a backup can’t be altered or deleted — not by an attacker, and not by an admin account they have taken over.
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Anomaly and threat detection
Unusual data activity is spotted in the backup data itself, so an encryption run shows up as a pattern before anyone reports a problem.
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Snapshot quarantine
Suspect snapshots are isolated at snapshot, device or VM level, so nobody can restore the infection back into a cleaned environment.
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Curated Recovery
Infections unfold over weeks. Rather than rolling everything back to before the first one, Curated Recovery rebuilds the newest clean version of every file.
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Zero-trust throughout
MFA, role-based access, dual-envelope encryption in transit and at rest, and a full audit trail of every action taken.
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Recovery scans before restore
Data is scanned against known and custom indicators of compromise on the way back, so malware doesn’t ride along with the recovery.
A platform isn’t a service.
Anyone can sell you a licence. What matters is who is watching it, who tests it, and who picks up the phone when it counts. That part is us.
Size and scope
We start with a free cyber-resilience review and tenant sizing assessment: what you actually hold, where it lives, and what recovery would really involve.
Deploy and configure
Policies, retention, immutability and storage region set up properly the first time, with every workload brought inside the policy rather than most of them.
Monitor 24/7
Anomaly alerts land with our service desk and get triaged by a person. A dashboard nobody looks at has never stopped an incident.
Test and rehearse
Scheduled restore testing and cyber-recovery tabletop exercises, run by us. Because a backup you have never tested isn’t a backup, it’s a hope.
Included, not sold to you after an incident.
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An incident response coordinator
One named person running the recovery alongside your team, to a plan agreed in advance — not a ticket number and a queue position.
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A recovery plan on paper
Documented, agreed up front and kept current, so the order of events isn’t being invented under pressure.
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Reporting you can hand over
Evidence of protection and of tested recovery, in the form insurers, auditors and your own board keep asking for.
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The same standard at any size
Ten seats or ten thousand: same platform, same immutability, same $10M Data Resiliency Guarantee behind it.
Step one
A free cyber-resilience review.
We’ll size your tenant, map what is protected against what you think is protected, and show you where recovery would actually break. Nothing to install, no commitment, and you keep the findings either way.