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N-able has expanded its Anomaly Detection capabilities in Cove Data Protection to address the rise in identity-driven cyberattacks targeting backup environments. The new feature provides real-time alerts for unauthorized changes to backup policies, helping organizations prevent credential-based tactics that could lead to ransomware deployment. This enhancement aims to protect customers from the increasing threat of attacks that disable or corrupt backups.
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2026-02-26
N-able announces new Anomaly Detection feature
2026-02-27
Feature launched to combat identity-driven cyberattacks
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