EVault
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Company type | Cloud Storage Services |
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Founded | 1997 |
Headquarters | Boston, Massachusetts |
Key people | Paul Mellinger, SVP and General Manager |
Website | http://www.evault.com/ |
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History
EVault was founded in 1997[1] as a cloud services company, backed by Council Ventures, with General Partner Gary Peat as lead investor in Series A in 2001. By 2006 EVault had become, through revenues and acquisitions (including the Open File Manager product line from St. Bernard Software), one of the fastest-growing technology companies in North America.[2] Seagate Technology, which had acquired ActionFront Data Recovery Labs in November, 2005 and launched Seagate Recovery Services, acquired EVault in 2007.[3] In 2007 Seagate also acquired MetaLINCS,[4] which provides E-Discovery software and managed service solutions.
In September 2008, Seagate rebranded these acquisitions, which had been operating as a division of Seagate under the name Seagate Services, as a new entity, formally named i365, a Seagate Company.
In 2019, Carbonite was acquired by OpenText, "a global leader in Enterprise Information Management".[8]
Backup and Recovery Products and Services
The EVault line includes disk-based software, appliances, and software-as-a-service or SaaS, all of which share a common technology platform.[9] The company encourages customers to deploy EVault on-premises and offsite technologies in combination as hybrid, or "cloud-connected," solutions.[10]
- EVault SaaS for cloud-based backup and recovery.
- EVault Cloud Disaster Recovery Service for managed recovery in the EVault cloud with 4-, 24-, and 48-hour Service Level Agreements.
- EVault Plug-n-Protect for appliance-based, on-premises, all-in-one backup and recovery.
- EVault Software for disk-to-disk, on-premises backup and recovery.
- EVault Endpoint Protection for integrated backup, recovery, and data security for laptops and desktops.
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