I want feedback from the community on which cloud backup solutions are performing best for IT companies today. For teams managing multiple endpoints, ensuring disaster recovery, and needing integrations with broader IT infrastructure, the right platform can make a big difference.
Here are five top-rated tools from G2’s Online Backup category that stand out for IT use cases:
Druva is purpose-built for enterprises and IT teams needing scalable, cloud-native backup and disaster recovery. It eliminates the need for hardware or software management, offering unified protection across endpoints, SaaS apps, and hybrid workloads. Its deep AWS integration and zero-trust architecture make it particularly relevant for IT environments prioritizing secure, elastic backup solutions.
IDrive supports a wide range of platforms—including Linux servers, NAS devices, and VMware environments—making it appealing to IT companies with diverse infrastructure. With centralized admin, remote deployment capabilities, and strong deduplication features, it offers both flexibility and control for technical teams managing multi-device backups.
Backblaze B2 is a developer-friendly object storage service that pairs well with Veeam, MSP360, and other IT backup platforms. It’s ideal for teams wanting to customize backup pipelines or reduce costs on cold storage. Transparent pricing and compatibility with APIs make it a strong option for IT professionals building tailored storage strategies.
NinjaOne combines RMM (remote monitoring and management) with integrated backup tools, allowing IT teams to manage systems and data protection from a single interface. It simplifies patching, script execution, and file-based backup across distributed endpoints, especially useful for MSPs or IT teams supporting remote workforces.
Veeam is a go-to name for enterprise-grade backup, recovery, and replication. The platform supports physical, virtual, and cloud-native workloads and emphasizes rapid recovery and ransomware protection. For IT departments needing layered protection, granular recovery, and tight integration with Microsoft and VMware ecosystems, Veeam remains a strong leader.
Each of these platforms is highly rated by users and caters to IT professionals with different needs—whether that’s multi-cloud coverage, tight cybersecurity, or integration with broader infrastructure tools.
If you’ve implemented one of these in your organization, how has it performed?
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