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Active Directory (AD) is a directory service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks.

An agent is a software program that runs on a client system to execute specific tasks, such as data backup, monitoring, or security checks.

Air gap backup refers to a backup system that is physically isolated from the main computer or network, creating a “gap” between the two systems. This separation ensures that the backup data is not accessible to hackers or malware that may have infected the primary system.

Compare the performance, cost, and scalability of flash vs. hybrid storage for modern data protection.

Autonomous systems in data protection and management are those that can operate independently, making decisions and performing tasks with minimal human intervention.

Learn about bare metal recovery, how it enables rapid system restores, and best practices for backup and recovery in cloud and on-premises environments.

A cyberattack is a deliberate and malicious attempt to exploit or damage computer systems, networks, or personal devices, often with the intent to steal, alter, or destroy data.

Digital transformation is the process of using digital technologies to fundamentally change how a business operates and delivers value to its customers. It involves using digital technologies to automate processes, improve efficiency, and create new business models, products, and services.

A honeypot is a decoy system or data set designed to attract and deceive cyber attackers, helping organizations detect, study, and mitigate threats.

Minimum viability refers to the minimum level of functionality and capability required for an organization to be operational following a disaster, cyberattack or outage.

Explore how Terraform integrates with Kubernetes using provider, deployment and resource management strategies, and the roles of both in modern infrastructure.

Learn the meaning of failover, how failover works in IT systems, the importance of failover clusters, and best practices for building business continuity.

Cleanroom Recovery is a specialized data recovery process that ensures the secure and reliable retrieval of critical information from damaged storage devices in environments where data contamination poses a significant risk.

AI systems process vast amounts of sensitive data to deliver insights and automation that drive modern business operations.

Cyber recovery is a strategic approach that delivers the protection, detection, and rapid recovery of critical data and applications in the event of a cyberattack, maintaining continuous business and minimizing downtime.

Discover proven AWS cost optimization best practices and strategies to reduce your AWS bill, optimize cloud usage, and improve financial efficiency.

AWS backup and recovery solutions help protect critical workloads across cloud environments while maintaining business continuity.

Explore cloud maturity models – what they are, key levels, and how organizations can use them to drive secure, optimized cloud adoption.

Cloud object storage stores data as objects rather than traditional blocks or files. Each object contains the data itself, metadata describing the data, and a unique identifier.

Cloud orchestration can coordinate multiple automated processes across distributed infrastructure to create unified workflows that adapt to complex enterprise requirements.

Cyber resilience is an organization's ability to anticipate, prepare for, and recover from cyberattacks. This includes protecting data, detecting, and responding to threats, and recovering quickly from disruptions.

Learn how to back up your NAS device with proven strategies, modern software, and cloud integration. Help protect data from loss, ransomware, and disasters.

This examination of dHCI vs. HCI provides clarity on which architecture best supports your operational goals and future growth plans.

Object storage is a data storage architecture that manages data as objects within scalable pools, rather than as files in folders or blocks on disks.

Learn what risk posture means, how to assess your organization’s cybersecurity readiness, and best practices to improve your risk posture for stronger resilience.

The control plane is the component of a data protection and management system that manages and orchestrates the flow of data and operations, that enables tasks to be executed efficiently and securely.

Discover zero-trust data security – core principles, practical implementation, and strategies to help protect sensitive data and backups from modern cyber threats.

Ransomware decryption is the process of reversing the encryption applied by ransomware to restore files to their original, accessible state.

Learn how ransomware detection works, review proven detection techniques, powerful tools, and tips to catch ransomware activity early and defend your organization.

Discover ransomware resilience strategies, assessment methods, and how Commvault can help organizations can protect, recover, and maintain business continuity after attacks.

Containerization is a method of software application deployment that involves packaging an application and its dependencies into a single lightweight container. The container provides a consistent and isolated runtime environment, which allows the application to run reliably and consistently across different computing environments, such as local machines, data centers, or cloud platforms.