Parablu has been working towards becoming a key player in the SaaS backup and recovery market, while also offering server and endpoint backup. At the same time, CrashPlan has been strategically working to become the only provider of data resilience and governance across all workloads in a single platform. Parablu’s backup and ransomware products are key pieces of that strategy, as are CrashPlan’s proprietary cloud and endpoint backup advances.

The Parablu acquisition enables CrashPlan to offer a complete cyber-ready data resilience solution that protects intellectual property (IP) and other data from accidental data deletion, ransomware, and Microsoft service interruptions.

CrashPlan is a backup and recovery firm whose product is used around the globe by more than 900,000 users with clients that range from small local businesses to multinational enterprises with tens of thousands of employees.

No, your current Parablu subscription will remain as is.

We are working on a phased approach – timing and details to be determined. We will keep you posted as things develop.

You will still receive the same great support you are used to.

Yes.  

Over the next few months, you will see Parablu rolled into the CrashPlan website. You will see the logo change. Parablu’s social media accounts will also be retired, and you can follow CrashPlan’s social accounts for all updates.

Your data will remain in the same data centers you chose when you purchased the Parablu products.

The Microsoft relationship will not change. There are plans in place for the CrashPlan executive team to be introduced to Microsoft to continue to bolster the relationship that Parablu started.