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Acronis helps MSPs build cyber protection services without additional tools for backup, endpoint security, patching, RMM and disaster recovery.
Acronis | Veeam | |
Overview | One platform with natively integrated backup, security and management. Single agent, single console, flexible licensing and broad workload support reduce complexity and operational overhead. | Strong backup focus which requires additional tools for security, endpoint management, and some cloud scenarios. This increases integration effort, cost and day-to-day management load. |
Integrated security | Built-in anti-malware, ransomware protection, vulnerability assessment and patch management run from the same agent and console as backup. Protection is active before, during and after backup, reducing gaps and response time. | Primarily focuses on backup integrity. Security capabilities are limited to scanning backups after creation. Real-time protection requires separate AV/EDR tools and separate management workflows. |
Disaster Recovery | Built-in disaster recovery is managed from the same console as backup, with options for Acronis Cloud, service provider cloud and Microsoft Azure. This helps reduce failover complexity. | Offers DR orchestration for virtualized environments, but advanced workflows often depend on extra components, separate setup, and more hands-on configuration increasing complexity for failover planning, testing, and recovery management. |
Microsoft 365 backup | Protects Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and public folders with flexible per-GB or per-seat licensing and multiple storage options. | Mature Microsoft 365 backup with broad recovery capabilities. But deployment, storage and management choices may require separate complex setup. |
VMware / Hyper-V backup | Supports VMware and Hyper-V backup and recovery as part of a broader cyber protection platform with integrated security, management and storage flexibility. | Broad VMware and Hyper-V backup, replication and recovery capabilities. Strong choice for organizations focused primarily on virtualized infrastructure backup. |
Platform approach | Single agent, single console, single policy model. All services (backup, DR, security, RMM) are managed together, reducing deployment time and ongoing maintenance. | Multiple components and consoles depending on use case. Adding security, DR orchestration or cloud storage often introduces new tools and integrations. |
MSP operations | Designed for MSPs with native multitenancy, role-based access, white-labeling and built-in PSA / RMM integrations. | Requires separate service provider setup and additional infrastructure for multitenancy. |
Storage flexibility | Supports local, service provider, public cloud, and Acronis-hosted storage with geo-redundancy and immutability options. | Cloud options are more limited or require additional configuration. Some newer offerings are tied to specific cloud providers, reducing flexibility. |
Workload coverage | Protects 30+ workload types including physical, virtual, cloud, SaaS, mobile and legacy systems from one console and agent. | Strong for virtualized and enterprise workloads but lacks coverage for mobile devices and some legacy systems. Often requires additional tools. |
Recovery and resilience | Instant Restore enables systems to run directly from backup. Integrated malware scanning ensures only clean backups are restored. Supports mass recovery scenarios. | Provides fast VM recovery, but clean restore depends on external security tools. Large-scale recovery can require more coordination and time. |
Automation and efficiency | Built-in automation, scripting and workflow orchestration across backup, security and management tasks reduce manual effort and response time. | Automation exists mainly around backup and recovery. Broader IT and security workflows depend on third-party integrations. |
Compliance and reporting | Includes compliance-ready features such as encryption standards, immutability and automated reporting on protection status and data location. | Fewer built-in compliance features. Reporting and compliance workflows often require additional configuration or external tools. |
Licensing and pricing | Flexible licensing models (per-GB, per-workload or packaged solutions). Pay-as-you-go approach simplifies billing and aligns costs with usage. | Separate licensing for different components (backup, cloud, security). Costs accumulate across tools, making pricing less predictable. |
Operational complexity | Consolidates multiple services into one platform, reducing vendor management, integration work and training needs. | Relies on a combination of products and partners, increasing operational overhead and support effort. |













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