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“Commvault gives us confidence that we can recover rapidly from any scenario, including potential ransomware attacks."
Recovery must be simple and fast to meet RTO and RPO
Data management tasks must be automated and orchestrated to maximize operational efficiencies, streamline processes, and eliminate repetitive, time-consuming tasks
IT needs a way to identify, protect, and recover dispersed data and diverse workloads across the environment — from tape libraries to containers, physical to virtual to cloud, endpoints to the data center
Beyond simply adhering to a multilayered security framework and zero trust principles, the ultimate solution can manage and substantially reduce the impact of a ransomware attack. It can reduce costs for your organization by utilizing one centralized management platform, so security teams don’t have multiple product points to log in and out of.
It can increase the visibility of your data through a single landscape to minimize complexity for your teams. And finally, it can protect what matters most by providing the broadest workload coverage and rapid recovery capabilities through a unified approach. For all of this to happen, a solution must embrace Zero Loss Strategy.
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Commvault enables organizations to protect data and to help ensure fast, full recovery from ransomware across a diverse environment. As a recognized leader in data center backup and recovery solutions, we provide Intelligent Data Services.
They allow all data protection, data security, data compliance, data transformation, and data insights to be handled from a single, simple unified platform across hybrid clouds, multi-clouds, and on-premises environments.
The State of Colorado used the Commvault platform to recover quickly with zero data loss from a major ransomware attack against its Department of Transportation.
When ransomware takes control of your data, even a payment can’t guarantee a return to business as usual. The only safe strategy is to minimize the chances of a successful attack—and ensure that you can recover quickly and fully, with minimal disruption, from any malware that does reach your environment.