Launch of UK Sovereign Cyber Recovery Cloud by Rubrik and Rackspace
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- •The UK Sovereign Cyber Recovery Cloud aims to restore systems within hours post-ransomware attack.
- •The service features a 'clean room' environment that keeps data within UK borders.
- •A 91% rise in cyber-attacks on UK public sector organizations prompted the launch.
On March 18, 2026, Rackspace Technology and Rubrik announced the launch of the UK Sovereign Cyber Recovery Cloud, a ransomware recovery solution designed for UK public sector and regulated organizations. This service aims to restore systems within hours of a ransomware attack, addressing a reported 91% year-on-year increase in cyber-attacks on UK public sector entities. The solution features an isolated 'clean room' environment that remains offline from external access, activated only during a ransomware recovery event. It ensures that all sensitive data and administrative access are maintained within UK jurisdiction, aligning with the National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Assessment Framework and mandatory 24-hour breach reporting requirements. The service includes automation and pre-built runbooks to expedite recovery processes, reflecting a broader trend towards managed cyber resilience offerings. This initiative comes as the UK government proposes stricter cyber readiness expectations through the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
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