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BDRShield is designed for businesses, IT departments, managed service providers, and channel partners that need scalable backup, disaster recovery, ransomware protection, and cyber-resilience solutions for hybrid and cloud-based environments
About BDRShield
BDRShield is a cloud-managed hybrid backup and cyber-resilience platform designed to help businesses, MSPs, and IT teams protect critical data from ransomware, system failures, and cyber threats. Formerly known as BDRSuite, the platform provides centralized backup management through both cloud-hosted and on-premise console options for flexible deployment. BDRShield supports a wide range of workloads including endpoints, virtual machines, SaaS applications, databases, cloud instances, and physical servers across Windows, Linux, Mac, Microsoft 365, VMware, AWS, and more. The platform includes ransomware-resistant features such as immutable backups, air-gapped storage, anomaly detection, encryption, malware scanning, and automated backup verification. Businesses can store backups locally, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments while managing all operations from a unified console with real-time monitoring and reporting.
Pricing
per workload/year
Endpoint/Workstation Backup - $12 per endpoint/year
SaaS Backup - $12
per user/year
DBs & Applications Backup - $72
per application/year
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BDRShield Product Features
Backup
Business Continuity
Data Center Backup
Data Recovery
Disaster Recovery
Server Backup
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"Easy to use and reliable backup solution for diverse job needs" Edited 2021-01-27
Pros: In my work we currently implement Vembu for our customers, and Vembu has greatly improved the level of security for our consumers in general. It is fast, easy to use and has attributes that most exceptional backup solutions also have no major difficulties in using. We and our customers are very happy with Vembu.
Cons: After a vembu web server is synchronized with an online account and, for one reason or another, the administrator's requirements to synchronize the server with an additional online account, the administrator has only a few options. It uninstalls and reinstalls the product to change the web server id and synchronizes with an online account or has a technology support to manually transform it into the data source for them. The other option is not saved, so most of the time, administrators will certainly just uninstall and reinstall, which is often turbulent. The recovery of the vembu web server is complex and would also require an administrator in deep knowledge of how to recover the server.
Overall: Back-up strategy for small businesses when using NAS on premises with optional replication to another external storage space or to the cloud. Backup is very efficient and basic to use. Adding a NAS to the vembu web server is a simple procedure. My client receives a report that an effective backup has actually been completed, and this is extremely practical compared to the previous backup option, which has no management or alert alerts.
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