June 20, 2026

Feature

Discover and Explore Integrations with the new Marketplace

Explore a centralized hub designed to simplify how integrations are discovered, understood, and configured.

The Marketplace provides a streamlined experience to browse all currently supported integrations and stay informed about upcoming capabilities. This update enhances usability by providing a structured, detailed interface for managing your integrations with Druva. Additionally, it offers a direct feedback mechanism, allowing administrators to influence the product roadmap by requesting specific integrations that are not yet available.

With this feature, you can:

Quickly identify relevant App
Browse applications organized into categories such as SIEM, eDiscovery, Alerts, and Monitoring.
Stay informed about upcoming integrations
Visit the Coming Soon section to see which integrations are currently in development.
Influence the integration App
Use the Suggest an App feature to request specific third-party applications.

For more information, see Marketplace Integrations.

Enhancement

Update Administrator Roles and Details via API

You can now update the Administrator roles and details directly through the API. This capability gives you the flexibility and greater control for managing administrators through API and integrating updates into your existing workflows.

Key Enhancements

Update Details
The Administrator’s name and timezone can now be modified using the Update Administrator Details API. This ensures administrator information remains accurate and up to date without requiring manual updates in the console.
Role Update
The Administrator’s assigned role can now be changed using the Update Administrator Role API. This enables dynamic role management and allows you to adjust permissions as responsibilities evolve.
📝 Note
You must enable the Access Administrator Management APIs setting in the console to use this critical API.
For more information, see the Developer Portal.

Enhancement

Monitor AD/LDAP Sync Jobs with Real-Time Status and Alerts

You can now monitor the real-time status of AD/LDAP synchronization jobs directly from the management console and receive targeted alerts for user sync issues.

This ensures user provisioning remains consistent and any configuration or connection issues are identified and resolved immediately.

Key Highlights

Real-Time Sync Status

The Last Sync Status displays the current user synchronization state based on the configured auto sync interval.

Here is a glimpse

New Proactive Alerts for AD/LDAP

AD Account Not Reachable: Triggered when the configured AD/LDAP Account host is unreachable due to network issues or server downtime.
Invalid AD mapping: Triggered if the configured Active Directory (AD) mapping is invalid, or if the specified destination Organizational Unit (OU) or group cannot be located or detected.

Customer Action Required: No

For more information on Alert settings, see Configure Alerts.

February 21, 2026

Enhancement

Support for PageToken parameter in List All Administrators API

You can now use the PageToken parameter to fetch the list of all administrators in your Druva Environment using the List All Administrators API. This ensures the efficient API response even in large Druva environments with many administrators. For more information see, Developer portal.

January 30, 2026

Deprecation

Deprecation of Active Directory (AD) Connector on Linux CentOS

Druva deprecates the support for Active Directory (AD) Connector on Linux CentOS used for Administrator management. As a result, all the associated support services and functionality for this feature will be discontinued for CentOS.

While existing installations for CentOS will remain functional, they will no longer receive technical support, security updates, or bug fixes.

Customer Action Required: No

October 11, 2025

Feature

Security Update: Introducing Safe Mode – Configure Now!

We are excited to announce Safe Mode, a powerful new feature designed to immediately enhance your data security and rapidly contain threats.

Why Safe Mode is Critical for Your Data

Safe Mode provides an essential layer of defense during a security incident. It acts as a digital lockdown, restricting access to your Cloud platform and adding crucial data restrictions.

Using Safe Mode, you can:

Instantly contain breaches: Limit potential damage by controlling access and operations during an attack.
Maintain granular control: Decide exactly who can access your data and what actions (like backups, restores, or downloads) are permitted.
Enable rapid response: Empower your teams with a self-service option or allow authorized Support to activate it immediately upon threat detection.

Your Essential Next Step: Configure Safe Mode

To ensure the fastest possible response, it is critical to configure Safe Mode and authorize Support to activate Safe Mode for your account.

This crucial configuration allows our team to take immediate action if a threat to your backup infrastructure or data is detected, either by you or by our periodic scans of your backed-up data.

By configuring Safe mode, you ensure the fastest possible response and an invaluable first line of defense against evolving threats. Don't wait for an incident to occur. Learn more about Safe Mode.

Enhancement

Introducing an updated integration center with webhooks

We're excited to announce our refreshed integration center.

The new integration center brings together:

Out of the box integrations that Druva supports
A new home for API credentials
A brand new mechanism to integrate external services via webhooks

This is our attempt to bring all external integrations under a single roof. Earlier, API credentials lived under the Managed Administrators section. But we think that each mechanism to connect an external service with our platform should stay in one place.

We're also excited to introduce webhooks as a new way to connect an external service with our platform. Now, you can specify a webhook URL, and we will post events to that URL in real time. To learn more about webhooks, see Use webhooks to integrate third party services with Druva.

July 26, 2025

Feature

Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) support for Cyber Resiliency features for Endpoints and Microsoft 365

With this release, you can now ensure data security for your Endpoints and Microsoft 365 data deployed in the GovCloud.

With this GovCloud update, we bring you the following features:

Posture and Observability: Includes the following features:
- Access Events: Monitor who accesses your data, including admins and APIs. This is supported for Endpoints and Microsoft 365. For more information, see Access Events.
- Rollback Actions: Restore deleted backups from a secure cache for up to 7 days. This is supported for Endpoints and Microsoft 365. For more information, see Rollback Actions.
- Security Center: Get a real-time security posture risk assessment and in-depth insights into the status and health of your backup environment. This is supported for Endpoints and Microsoft 365. For more information, see Security Center.
- Data Anomalies: Detect unusual file creation, modification, and deletion actions. This is supported for Endpoints, OneDrive, and SharePoint. For more information, see Data Anomalies.
Ransomware Recovery: Includes the following features:
- Quarantine Bay: Isolate infected snapshots to prevent the spread of infection. This is supported for Endpoints, OneDrive, and SharePoint. For more information, see Quarantine Bay.
- Restore Scan: Scan the data for viruses and malware using file hashes during a data restore activity before restoring data. This is supported for Endpoints. For more information, see Restore Scan.
- Curated Snapshots: Create clean snapshots for recovery. This is supported for Endpoints, OneDrive, and SharePoint. For more information, see Curated Snapshots.
Threat Intelligence and IOC Library integration: Druva-curated Threat Intelligence (Druva-published IOC Sets) that are used across all Cyber Resiliency features for malware and ransomware scans. For more information, see IOC Library and Threat Intelligence.

Customer action required: None.

June 28, 2025

Feature

Securing failsafe login experience

Starting June 28, 2025, Druva has updated the sign-in experience for accounts with Single Sign-On (SSO) configured. Previously, Cloud Administrators could use the failsafe login option (username and password) as an alternative to signing in via their SSO provider. As part of this change, the login experience is now streamlined to use SSO exclusively. If you require access via the failsafe method, please contact Druva support for assistance.

Legal Hold Admins can continue to access their accounts using the Sign in as a Legal Hold Admin link available on the login page.

This update helps customers ensure that all administrators consistently use SSO for authentication, while also protecting the environment by preventing potential misuse of the failsafe password-based login by unauthorized users.

Introducing an updated integration center with Webhooks

We're excited to announce our refreshed integration center.

The new integration center brings together:

Out of the box integrations that Druva supports
A new home for API credentials
A brand new mechanism to integrate external services via webhooks

This is our attempt to bring all external integrations under a single roof. Earlier, API credentials lived under manage administrators section. But we think that each mechanism to connect an external service with our platform should stay in one place.

March 22, 2025

Feature

Administrator Management with AD/LDAP

The Administrator management using AD/LDAP is now generally available (GA).

With this functionality, the integration with AD/LDAP Connectors and AD Accounts is centralized to manage Druva administrators efficiently by the DCP administrators.

The Administrator management feature uses your existing Active Directory (AD) or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) integration and simplifies managing Druva administrators within the Druva Cloud Platform (DCP).

Benefits:

Simplified Administrator Management: Organizations using AD/LDAP for user management can now effortlessly manage Druva administrators as well.
Improved Efficiency: Leverage your existing AD/LDAP integration for centralized administration of Druva users and administrators.

What's New?

New AD/LDAP Connector: A new version of the AD/LDAP Connector is included to support Administrator Management functionality.
Updated Settings Location: Previously, AD/LDAP Connector and Account settings resided in the "End Points and SaaS Apps Settings" page. These settings have been relocated to the "Druva Cloud Settings" section within the DCP console.
Upgraded Administrator Permissions: Upgrading of AD/LDAP Connectors is now an exclusive privilege of Druva Cloud Administrators.

Action Required: Upgrade all existing AD/LDAP Connectors to the new version. This upgrade is necessary to grant the required permissions to inSync and DCP administrators to modify mappings and configurations.

❗ Important

Existing AD mappings created for user management will continue to function. However, to allow inSync & DCP Administrators to modify mappings and related configurations, DCP Administrators must upgrade all existing AD/LDAP connectors.

For more information, see, Upgrade AD/LDAP Connectors.

Feature

Introducing Inactive Administrator Policy for administrator account management

We have introduced the Inactive Administrator Policy designed to enhance administrator account management.

Key highlights:

Druva Cloud Administrators can now set a specific inactivity period for administrator accounts.
Administrator accounts that remain inactive beyond the defined period will be automatically disabled.

This feature helps ensure that only active administrators have access to the Druva environment, effectively managing the lifecycle of administrator accounts and minimizing exposure to potential attacks.

For more information, see Configure Inactive Administrator Policy.