Blocksandfiles Cubbit and Commvault Collaborate to Enhance Cyber Resilience in Europe
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- •Cubbit and Commvault have partnered to enhance cyber resilience for European organizations.
- •The joint solution allows data storage on European infrastructure, addressing GDPR and NIS2 compliance.
- •Customers can utilize S3-compatible storage for backup and long-term retention while maintaining control.
Cubbit, a geo-distributed cloud storage provider, has partnered with Commvault to enhance cyber resilience and digital sovereignty for organizations in Italy and Europe. This collaboration aims to address the challenges posed by rapid data growth, ransomware threats, and increasing regulatory pressures, including GDPR and NIS2. The joint solution integrates Commvault’s cyber resilience capabilities with Cubbit’s DS3 Cloud and DS3 Composer, allowing organizations to manage data storage on European infrastructure. Customers can utilize S3-compatible storage for backup and long-term retention while maintaining control over data localization and cryptographic key management. The partnership is positioned as a response to the evolving risk landscape where data management has become a board-level concern. Both companies emphasize the importance of operational simplicity and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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