CrashPlan was featured in Gartner's Market Guide breaking down the SaaS backup landscape and key considerations for organizations evaluating vendors.
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Choosing a SaaS backup provider isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. Coverage, recovery capabilities, and operational consistency can vary widely from one solution…
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CrashPlan
- Industry
- Data Security Software Products
- Location
- Minneapolis, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About CrashPlan
CrashPlan is the enterprise platform for resilient, secure, and cost-effective backup and recovery. Purpose-built to safeguard critical data across endpoints, servers, and SaaS applications, CrashPlan empowers organizations to maintain business continuity, meet compliance standards, and protect the ideas that drive growth—without disrupting end users. CrashPlan helps enterprises and institutions reduce storage costs with innovative storage strategies, like zero-cost backup to OneDrive, while maintaining control and visibility across their backup environment.
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