BDRShield Endpoint Backup vs Unitrends Endpoint Backup

BDRShield Endpoint Backup backs up endpoint files and folders and can create Windows disk images for recovery after data loss or cyberattacks. Backups can be kept locally, in BDRShield Cloud, or in customer cloud storage such as S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud, MinIO and Wasabi. Windows and Mac endpoint backups can be managed through a cloud console or a self-hosted centralized console; hosts can be imported by CSV or added through AD/LDAP. Scheduled incremental and synthetic full backups are supported, with a stated 15-minute RPO. Recovery choices include file and folder, disk or partition, bare-metal and instant recovery. Backed-up endpoints can also boot as VMs on VMware, Hyper-V or KVM. The product lists immutable and air-gapped backups, malware scanning before backup and restore, MFA, and AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest. Retention can be set by version count or time period, while reports and email alerts cover successful, failed or missed jobs. A free plan and 30-day trial are listed; paid licensing is by custom quote, with subscription and perpetual options.

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