| Ahsay Backup | Ahsay lists servers, virtual machines, NAS devices, databases, and mobile devices as backup workloads.[1] | Ahsay lists immutable backup and restore drill features.[2] | Ahsay lists a restore drill feature alongside immutable backup.[2] | Ahsay documents cloud-based and on-premises backup options.[1] |
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| Axcient x360Recover | Remote endpoints, desktops, laptops, servers, workstations, and Azure data.[3] | Application-aware immutable backups.[3] | Axcient documents automated backup testing and recovery with AirGap, AutoVerify, and Virtual Office.[3] | Axcient lists appliance, vendor cloud, private cloud, and hybrid deployment choices.[3] |
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| Google Cloud Backup and DR Service | Google lists Compute Engine and VMware VMs, databases, and file systems.[4] | Google says immutable, indelible backups are secured in a backup vault.[4] | Google documents isolated recovery environments for analyzing restored backups.[5] | Google Cloud describes Backup and DR as a centrally managed Google Cloud service.[4] |
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| Comet Backup | Windows, Linux, macOS workstations and servers; Hyper-V, Proxmox, and VMware.[6] | Comet supports immutable cloud storage and object locking.[7] | Not documented[6] | Comet supports cloud-hosted, self-hosted, and hybrid storage deployments.[6] |
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| Hornetsecurity VM Backup | Virtual machines running on Hyper-V, Proxmox, and VMware.[8] | VM Backup V9 uses immutable cloud storage.[8] | The vendor documents sandbox restoring and backup verification scenarios.[8] | Not documented[8] |
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| NAKIVO Backup & Replication | NAKIVO lists Windows and Linux physical servers and workstations as protected workloads.[9] | NAKIVO lists immutable and air-gapped storage among its backup protection features.[9] | NAKIVO lists pre-recovery backup malware scanning among its ransomware protection features.[9] | Not documented[9] |
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| Proxmox Backup Server | Proxmox Backup Server lists virtual machines, containers, and physical hosts as protected systems.[10] | Not documented[10] | Proxmox documents scheduled backup verification to detect bit rot and check backup integrity.[11] | Not documented[10] |
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| BDRShield | Windows, Linux, Mac, NAS, servers, VMs, AWS, and Azure.[12] | Ransomware-proof immutable storage.[12] | BDRShield documents automated backup verification and recovery testing.[12] | BDRShield lists cloud and on-premises management consoles with local and cloud storage.[12] |
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| Commvault Cloud Backup and Recovery | Commvault lists these virtualisation platforms in its backup coverage.[13] | Not documented[13] | Commvault lists Cleanroom Recovery as a cyber recovery capability.[13] | Commvault lists cloud-native, cloud application, hybrid, and on-premises protection options.[13] |
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| Duplicati Enterprise | Duplicati describes backup of servers, NAS, desktop and laptop computers and centralized machine management.[14] [15] | Not documented[15] | Not documented[15] | Duplicati supports local backup and backup to cloud storage, and offers cloud-to-on-premises backup destinations.[14] [14] |
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| IDrive Business | IDrive Business includes multiple computers and servers, Exchange, SQL, and NAS devices.[16] | Not documented[17] | Not documented[17] | IDrive describes online cloud backup and cloud application backup services.[17] |
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| Redstor | Redstor describes Windows backup for desktops, laptops, and servers.[18] | Not documented[19] | Not documented[19] | Redstor describes a cloud-first, web-based backup and recovery platform.[20] |
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