Morningstar NetApp and Commvault Form Alliance for Enhanced Cyber Resilience
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- •NetApp and Commvault have formed a strategic alliance for cyber resilience.
- •The solution focuses on rapid recovery and data protection across hybrid environments.
- •The partnership aims to enhance ransomware detection and response capabilities.
NetApp and Commvault have announced a strategic alliance aimed at improving enterprise data protection and cyber resilience. The integrated solution is designed to ensure data is secure, available, and recoverable across both on-premises and cloud environments. This partnership addresses the growing need for rapid recovery from cyber threats, particularly ransomware, as organizations increasingly rely on AI and unstructured data. The alliance combines Commvault's resilience and recovery capabilities with NetApp's data platform, enhancing detection and response to cyberattacks. The closed-loop recovery architecture developed through this alliance aims to streamline recovery processes and support compliance requirements. This initiative is crucial for organizations facing the challenges of modern cyber threats and operational continuity. The companies emphasize that resilience is now foundational for competitive advantage in the evolving digital landscape.
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