Today Commvault is announcing its Recovery Readiness Solution, a portfolio of services that enable customers to take the necessary steps to recover from a ransomware attack.
Commvault is top ranked across all use cases in Gartner’s 2020 Critical Capabilities for Backup and Recovery Report and has again been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2020 Magic Quadrant for Data Center Backup and Recovery Solutions.
Today’s Commvault FutureReady virtual event started with a jam-packed keynote session with the company’s most well-versed subject matter experts, who shared their insights on Commvault’s most recent product and partnership announcements with members of the press, analyst and social media community from 20 countries.
The Town of Kent, New York needed its data and call recordings safe and easily recoverable in the event of a disaster or cyberattack. It called Commvault for help.
Commvaults mountpath ransomware protection continues to be a leading solution for protecting backup data and is not affected by the RIPlace bypass, so get the word out!
Commvault’s mission is to help our customers be data ready, compliance ready and recovery ready. We provide a single integrated data recovery solution.
There has been a significant increase in the number of ransomware attacks and payments by organizations in 2019. Businesses of all types have been adversely affected by ransomware crippling productivity and consumer confidence. Technology leaders have now begun to plan for ransomware attacks, understanding that a paradigm shift from “If we get hit by ransomware” to “When we get hit by ransomware” is required.
Commvault will be participating in the HIMSS conference again this year, and we’re excited to talk to conference attendees.
The time to shift away from the thinking of “it won’t happen to us” to “how do we prepare for when it happens to us” is upon the entire IT community.
Usually after a big ransomware attack, there’s a huge spike in awareness and a thirst for information about detection, prevention and recovery.
Bolstered by the ‘success’ of the ‘WannaCry’ attack in May, ransomware cyber attackers launched another wide-scale strike using the Petya strain.
As the news started to break around the latest ransomware epidemic, I wondered if this was a simple case of déjà vu.
If you are responsible for disaster recovery & business continuity there are few things you dread more than a successful ransomware attack.
News sources have been extremely active over the last week with emerging details of the ‘WannaCry’ global ransomware attacks, using vulnerabilities taken from the National Security Agency of the United States.
Your antivirus, anti-phishing and intrusion detection vendors all have their heads in the sand when it comes to data protection. And you need to protect yourself from their short sightedness!
I’m not talking about Afghanistan, Iraq or Syria. I’m talking about the ‘WannaCry/WannaCrypt0r’ malware attack that attacked more than 150 countries and multiple utilities, government and healthcare institutions this past weekend.