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SysCloud is a technology company.
SysCloud provides automated, immutable cloud backup and recovery for critical SaaS applications. Its platform integrates data protection with features such as ransomware detection, eDiscovery, and compliance management. Supporting platforms like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce, SysCloud enables organizations to restore data, identify vulnerabilities, and streamline data governance.
SysCloud was established in 2013 by Vijay Krishna and Nadeem Ahmed. They recognized a market need for specialized data protection and management beyond native SaaS provider offerings. This insight, driven by increasing cloud application reliance, led to a comprehensive system designed to protect digital assets and ensure operational continuity.
SysCloud serves diverse organizations, empowering them to mitigate data loss, ensure audit readiness, and maintain business continuity in cloud environments. The company envisions enabling businesses to leverage cloud productivity while upholding stringent data security and regulatory compliance. SysCloud aims to evolve its platform, unifying immutable backup with intelligent automation and proactive security.
SysCloud has raised $24.8M across 2 funding rounds.
SysCloud has raised $24.8M in total across 2 funding rounds.
SysCloud has raised $24.8M in total across 2 funding rounds.
SysCloud's investors include Chenhui Venture Partners, Inventus Capital Partners, Lightspeed India Partners, Sasha Mirchandani.
SysCloud is a SaaS data protection platform offering automated cloud backups, security, and compliance tools for critical applications like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Salesforce, and others.[1][2][4] It serves IT admins in enterprises, K-12 schools, and SMBs—such as Verizon, GlobalLogic, and SCUSD—solving problems like ransomware recovery, data leaks, compliance gaps (e.g., HIPAA, FERPA), and storage management through features like AI-powered Sky Copilot, infected file detection, eDiscovery, and unified backups across seven clouds.[1][2][3][4][5] With strong growth momentum, SysCloud protects over 7 million users, 630+ TB of data, and 468+ million files for clients like GlobalLogic, while enabling quick setup (under 60 seconds) and cost savings like 30% lower provisioning on AWS.[1][3]
SysCloud was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA, starting as a cloud data migration tool for Google Workspace in 2013 to address early cloud management challenges.[2][6] The company evolved rapidly: in 2014, it launched backups and security for Google Workspace, overcoming limitations like Google Vault's inability to archive calendars or contacts; by 2018, it expanded to Microsoft 365 for unified management; 2020 brought Google Classroom support; and 2022 scaled to seven clouds via a single pane of glass.[2] This progression from migration to a comprehensive backup platform reflects IT admins' growing need for SaaS confidence, now employing 120+ professionals worldwide with a culture emphasizing purposeful innovation and customer commitment.[2][6]
SysCloud rides the explosive growth of SaaS adoption, where data sprawl across fragmented apps heightens risks from ransomware (up significantly in recent years), insider threats, and regulations like FERPA for schools.[1][4][5] Its timing aligns perfectly with hybrid cloud shifts post-2020, enabling admins to embrace tools like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace without native backup limitations, while market forces like rising cyber incidents (e.g., 70% faster onboarding aids scalability) favor its BaaS model over manual tools.[2][3][7] By influencing the ecosystem through open-source contributions and serving millions of users at giants like Verizon, SysCloud standardizes SaaS protection, reducing downtime and compliance burdens in a $100B+ data protection market.[1][2][6]
SysCloud is poised for acceleration with AI enhancements like Sky Copilot streamlining ops amid escalating SaaS complexity and AI-driven threats. Trends like zero-trust security, multi-cloud mandates, and edtech expansion will propel demand, potentially doubling its user base as it integrates more apps and deepens AWS ties for cost-efficient scaling. Its influence may evolve from backup specialist to full SaaS governance leader, empowering admins to innovate fearlessly in cloud-first worlds—cementing its role as the confident backbone for SaaS data resilience.[1][2][3]
SysCloud has raised $24.8M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $21.8M Series A in April 2017.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 7, 2017 | $21.8M Series A | Chenhui Venture Partners | — | Announced |
| Nov 1, 2014 | $3M Series A | Inventus Capital Partners | Lightspeed India Partners, Sasha Mirchandani | Announced |