DryvIQ

What is DryvIQ?

DryvIQ is a content lifecycle platform for IT and data governance teams that migrate, synchronize and govern unstructured file data across on-premises and cloud repositories. It classifies content while it moves and automates governance policies. The vendor states it is now part of Nasuni's File Data Platform.

Key features of DryvIQ

• Migration: Move file data between repositories, with pre-migration simulation to preview likely outcomes.
• Connectors: 40+ system connectors including NFS, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Box, Google Drive, Dropbox, Azure Blob and Amazon S3.
• Classification: Classify content and discover sensitive data such as PII.
• Governance and policy automation: Policies applied across repositories, with write-back actions such as permission remediation, labeling and redaction.
• Custom connectors: An API for building additional connectors.

How DryvIQ works

DryvIQ connects to source and target repositories, analyzes file stores and sharing behavior, and simulates the migration. During the move it classifies content and applies policies, and connectors can write changes back to sources.

Who uses DryvIQ?

Enterprises consolidating file shares, moving to Microsoft 365 or cloud storage, or cleaning up sensitive and redundant data use this type of tool. Higher education is among the verticals the vendor addresses.

DryvIQ pricing

DryvIQ does not publish pricing; plans are quoted by the vendor.

DryvIQ integrations

The vendor lists more than 40 connectors, including NFS, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Box, Google Drive, Dropbox, Azure Blob and Amazon S3, plus a Nasuni connector.

DryvIQ alternatives

Boomi and Workato are integration platforms for application workflows, not file migration. Airbyte and Fivetran move structured data into warehouses. DryvIQ is specialized in unstructured file content and governance.