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Follow UsSAN FRANCISCO, USA: EVault, Inc. announced that Windows Azure customers who sign a new Windows Azure Enterprise Agreement will receive one year of free EVault Endpoint Protection, a cloud-connected backup, recovery and data security solution for endpoint devices.
EVault's offer is available to Microsoft Enterprise and Partner Group(EPG) customers signing a new Windows Azure Enterprise Agreement with an annual commitment of $50,000 or more and is valid now through June 30, 2014.
The global promotion includes free unlimited device licensing, unlimited licensing for optional network caches, vault set-up, and 24/7 support from EVault's team of data protection experts. EVault has been supporting cloud-connected backup and recovery services on Windows Azure since October 2010.
Distributed workforces depend on a variety of connections to be productive. For the organization, this increases the chance of data loss and diminishes corporate data visibility.
EVault Endpoint Protection simplifies data recovery in case of employee turnover, equipment upgrades and the handling of lost devices, while providing businesses with efficient, centralized data recovery and data loss prevention controls. It automatically synchronizes data to the customer's instance of Windows Azure.
EVault provides onsite, cloud, and cloud-connected-or hybrid-data protection solutions to help organizations protect and access their business data. EVault data protection, disaster recovery, and other storage services are optimized to perform in a distributed environment; supported by a secure, reliable cloud storage infrastructure; and backed by the highest-quality customer service.
Windows Azure, Microsoft's cloud platform, is allowing developers to build the next generation of applications, spanning from the cloud to the enterprise data center. The platform combines cloud-based developer capabilities with storage, computational and networking infrastructure services, all hosted on Microsoft's servers.