Commvault today announced General Availability for Feature Release 11.26. These enhancements to our best-in-class Intelligent Data Services help to harden infrastructure against attack and improve recoverability, continuing Commvault’s commitment to mitigating cyber threats—including ransomware—in any infrastructure: on-premises, in the cloud, and even across multiple clouds.
The new enhancements include:
- Utilizing hardware-based security tokens, along with common access card support, helps to strengthen customers’ security posture
- Leveraging highly secure cloud authentication methods, including the AWS Key Management System (KMS) and Azure Key Vault
- Extended Disaster Recovery orchestration now includes Object Storage and Big Data File Systems, to accommodate larger datasets.
Complete documentation of all the features and capabilities included with this release can be found at https://documentation.commvault.com/11.26/essential/143030_feature_release_1126.html.
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Commvault Adds Intelligent Data Services Features To Fortify Ransomware Security
Commvault today announced General Availability for Feature Release 11.26. These enhancements to our best-in-class Intelligent Data Services help to harden infrastructure against attack and improve recoverability, continuing Commvault’s commitment to mitigating cyber threats—including ransomware—in any infrastructure: on-premises, in the cloud, and even across multiple clouds.
The new enhancements include:
Complete documentation of all the features and capabilities included with this release can be found at https://documentation.commvault.com/11.26/essential/143030_feature_release_1126.html.
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