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About Zerto

Zerto provides software for ransomware resilience, disaster recovery, and data mobility for on-premises and cloud environments. It includes real-time encryption detection to alert on ransomware activity. Zerto is delivered as a software-only solution without requiring additional hardware. HPE Zerto Software is described as a disaster recovery, cyber resilience, and workload mobility software solution.

Products

  • Continuous Data Protection (CDP): Provides always-on replication, application recovery, and journal-based recovery.
  • Orchestration and Automation: Enables failover, moving, and testing in a few clicks without impacting production.
  • HPE Cyber Resilience Vault: A customized vault to safeguard operations and data against cyberattacks.

Used for

  • Recovering entire multi-VM applications into a clean room
  • Migrating workloads between on-premises and cloud platforms
  • Testing disaster recovery without disrupting production
  • Backing up SaaS applications such as Microsoft 365 and Salesforce

Who it is for

  • Enterprises seeking scale-out architecture for infrastructure mobility.
  • Healthcare providers concerned with service disruption risk.
  • IT leaders responsible for data protection KPIs.

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Quick Facts

www.zerto.com Pricing page
CategoryCloud Infrastructure
SubcategoryCloud Storage & Backup
DeploymentOn-premises, Cloud, Hybrid

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