Commvault is announcing a new era in cleanroom technology. Via its Commvault Cloud Cleanroom? Recovery offering, the company is transforming - from every vantage point - what recovery looks like in the modern world: how companies can safely and securely recover a clean copy of their data after a cyberattack; where they can recover to ?

ushering in on-demand cleanroom recovery to the cloud; which companies can access cleanroom technology ? not just the Fortune 50, but organizations of all sizes; and when recovery testing can be done ? monthly if desired ?

so CISOs can say with confidence to their board. A cleanroom is an isolated recovery environment that is frequently used for secure cyber recovery scenarios. However, traditional cleanrooms are often resource-intensive, requiring organizations to maintain duplicative environments for every critical application across every server and every location.

Many organizations simply can't afford to do this. Additionally, many companies don't have the time, money, or staff required to test all the interdependencies across these types of hybrid environments to know they can recover when attacked. If they can test, and it fails, they often don't have the resources to test again.

This leaves organizations unpracticed, vulnerable, and at the mercy of bad actors. Commvault is solving these problems. The Cleanroom Concept Reimagined: Commvault has reimagined the cleanroom from the ground up. First, Cleanroom Recovery is being extended to support Commvault's SaaS customers.

This deployment option democratizes the technology so that companies of all sizes can benefit from the offering. Second, the cleanroom is being hosted in the cloud. When bad actors strike, Cleanroom Recovery is designed to orchestrate recovery into a clean, isolated location in Microsoft Azure.

Customers can do this on-demand and only pay for it when they use it. Third, Cleanroom Recovery uniquely gives organizations the ability to rapidly and regularly test and, if necessary, retest their cyber recovery plans with ease across their IT infrastructure. Cleanroom Recovery provides numerous benefits.

Simple: Customers can quickly set up a cleanroom-on-demand in Microsoft Azure; Cleanroom Recovery also simplifies the recovery of applications and the data those applications rely on. For example, Cleanroom Recovery will be designed to restore Microsoft Active Directory. This is the service that controls human access to all applications and other critical enterprise assets.

Being able to easily restore Active Directory and validate its consistency and operational health can help ensure proper authorizations to data remain in place. Secure: With Commvault, because the cleanroom is generated on-demand in the cloud, it is designed to be untainted since it doesn't exist until the organization needs to use it; Commvault cleanrooms are in an isolated environment, so application testing and production system backup can be conducted in a safe space; Cleanroom Recovery includes an integration with Microsoft Defender that automates threat scanning to help ensure data is clean; In addition, Cleanroom Recovery will include capabilities that enable companies to rebuild applications and services from a known clean state, as needed. This can help customers maintain server operations while enhancing security and efficiency.

Intelligent: AI-enabled Cleanpoint? Validation automatically empowers customers to rapidly identify the last clean recovery point. Users can customize recovery sequences, so data is recovered in a logical order.

Users can also easily convert VMs from any hypervisor to Azure VMs; A forthcoming integration with Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR extends the power of Commvault Cloud Cleanroom Recovery. It enables customers to investigate security incidents by utilizing XSOAR to enrich incidents with the latest threat intelligence data ? streamlining the recovery of compromised assets into a cleanroom for forensic analysis and rapid, secure cyber recovery.