Channele2E Commvault Enhances Cyber Recovery Integration with Microsoft Security
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- •Commvault's integration with Microsoft Security aims to improve cyber recovery efficiency.
- •Real-time alerts from Commvault Cloud will enhance visibility for security teams using Microsoft Sentinel.
- •The new Investigation Agent will help identify affected systems and streamline recovery processes.
Commvault has expanded its integration with Microsoft Security to improve cyber recovery workflows. This integration connects Commvault Cloud with Microsoft Sentinel and Security Copilot, allowing real-time streaming of security alerts related to backup anomalies and malware detections. The aim is to enhance visibility and coordination between security operations and backup administrators during cyber incidents. Commvault's Threat Scan capabilities will now feed alerts directly into Microsoft Sentinel, facilitating quicker incident assessments. Additionally, the new Investigation Agent in Microsoft Security Copilot will analyze suspicious activities using Commvault recovery data. This integration is part of a broader trend towards unifying detection and recovery processes in response to evolving ransomware threats targeting backup environments. The updates reflect an urgent need for organizations to streamline their resilience operations to minimize recovery times.
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