Acronis Cyber Protect and Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 are prominent in the backup and recovery sector. Acronis is notable for its cybersecurity features, while Veeam excels in data backup capabilities, preferred for its comprehensive approach to data protection.
Features: Acronis Cyber Protect offers universal backup, disaster recovery, and data encryption, enhancing reliability across diverse hardware and platforms. Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 provides granular recovery options, like item-level recovery for emails and files, supporting collaboration platforms effectively.
Room for Improvement: Users find Acronis installations complex and note the frequent need for updates. Responding to errors and improving support responsiveness are suggested. Veeam could enhance backup speed and broader platform integration, with suggestions for more intuitive interfaces and better deduplication.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Acronis provides flexible cloud deployment options but faces mixed reviews on support due to long resolution times. Veeam offers dependable service with a more favorable customer support experience, although initial installations can be complex.
Pricing and ROI: Acronis is competitively priced for SMBs, with simple licensing but potentially high costs for larger data needs. Veeam's higher upfront cost is mitigated by subscription flexibility, offering significant long-term ROI through quick disaster recovery and minimal downtime.
Veeam is a good investment in general.
The support takes too much time to respond to callbacks.
My customers have reported that when they open a ticket, even complex issues get resolved swiftly with a remote session.
I find Veeam's customer service and support to be excellent, rating them ten out of ten.
Acronis Cyber Protect is a scalable product.
Veeam Backup is quite scalable.
The stability of Acronis Cyber Protect is very high.
I have not faced any issues impacting my operations or my customers' operations.
The Protect environment should automatically secure the last backup screens to prevent any changes, even by an admin.
One area that needs improvement is the pricing of Veeam Backup, as it can be expensive at twenty-eight dollars per user for one year.
If one administrator wants to delete something in 365, another admin must approve it.
I would rate the price as nine out of ten.
Transitioning to a cloud solution was not cost-effective for us.
The NASDAQ level CFS level backup is the feature I find most beneficial for our data protection strategy.
The most valuable features of Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 are its intuitive interface, ease of use, and unlimited capacity for backup and restore.
Veeam® Backup for Microsoft 365 aims to eliminate the risk of losing access and control over Microsoft 365 data including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business and Microsoft Teams – so that data is always protected and accessible. Veeam can securely backup Microsoft 365 to any location, including on premises, a hyperscale cloud, or a service provider and:
NEW in Version 7: Advanced monitoring and reporting through an integration with Veeam ONE v12. This is available as a separate installation and comes at no additional cost to Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 customers. V7 also includes: Backup copy between ANY object storage systems with immutability for ransomware protection, and Microsoft Teams support for self-service restores via the Restore Portal.
The vendor offers a 30-day trial and a demo on Microsoft 365 backup.
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