Flexible cloud storage options – It supports many cloud providers (Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, are what we used)
No vendor lock-in – Because storage is separate from the backup software, you are not tied to a single vendor’s ecosystem.
Highly customizable backups – Scheduling, scripting, encryption, compression, and detailed logging allow very granular control over backup jobs.
Strong security features – Supports AES-128/192/256 encryption, immutability, and object-lock protection to help defend against ransomware and unauthorized access.
Hybrid backup capability – Supports local, cloud, or hybrid backups, including file-level and image-based backups with multiple restore options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It can have a bit of a learning curve – The platform offers many configuration options, which can make the initial setup and ongoing management complicated for new users.
Limited built-in disaster recovery features – It lacks some advanced enterprise capabilities like automated failover or instant VM recovery found in other backup platforms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.



