Commvault Highlights from RSAC 2026
Commvault demonstrated its commitment to advancing cybersecurity solutions at RSAC 2026, showcasing its latest innovations designed to enhance data security in enterprise environments. By focusing on scalable and effective strategies, Commvault is addressing the growing complexity faced by IT security professionals. For more detailed coverage of Commvault’s presence at RSAC 2026, follow Lino Telera’s blog and our social media!
It’s All About the Data — Commvault at RSAC 2026
At the RSAC 2026, Commvault showcased its latest advancements in data protection and cyber resilience, emphasizing the critical need for robust data security strategies in today’s complex cyber environment. As Jonathan Davis notes, the discussion highlighted how Commvault’s solutions are uniquely positioned to help organizations safeguard their most valuable assets against increasing cyber threats. Find more coverage of Commvault at RSAC 2026 by following our social media channels!
Commvault: ResOps at RSAC 2026
Lino Telera’s recent LinkedIn post offers a comprehensive overview of Commvault’s ResOps initiatives showcased at RSAC 2026. He highlights how Commvault is pushing the boundaries in data management and cybersecurity integration. For more coverage of Commvault, you can follow Lino’s updates on his blog.
The Frontlines of Cybersecurity at Tech Field Day Extra at RSAC 2026
The countdown to one of cybersecurity’s biggest stages is on, and this year marks a major milestone—Tech Field Day Extra is officially coming to RSA Conference 2026 for the very first time. Hosted by Tom Hollingsworth, this special on-site event brings the trusted Tech Field Day format directly to San Francisco on March 23–24, delivering […]
ResOps: The Convergence of Security and Operations
Alastair Cooke explores the emerging trend of ResOps, highlighting its role in integrating security practices with operational procedures to enhance enterprise efficiency and security posture. This approach advocates for cohesive teamwork and streamlined processes between traditionally separate IT departments. For additional insights from Commvault SHIFT, watch Techstrong IT.
Defining ResOps and the Next Era of Recovery Intelligence with Stephen Foskett
Stephen Foskett explores the concept of ResOps and its role in the evolving landscape of recovery intelligence in an insightful video. He discusses how ResOps integrates various operational strategies to enhance disaster recovery and operational resiliency for businesses. This podcast was recorded at Commvault Shift in New York.
Resilience in the Age of AI: Inside Commvault’s ResOps Pitch
Allyson Klein explores the significance of resilience in modern enterprise IT through Commvault’s ResOps pitch, focusing on the integration and strategic advantages AI brings to operational resilience. She highlights how AI-driven solutions can enhance data management and protection strategies in her most recent article. Watch our social media for more coverage from Commvault SHIFT 2025!
Commvault Launches AI Powered Cloud Unity Platform – YouTube
Tom Hollingsworth recently explored the launch of Commvault’s latest innovation, the AI-powered Cloud Unity platform, in a new YouTube video. This platform is designed to enhance data management capabilities by integrating artificial intelligence to streamline cloud operations. For more insights from Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow us on social media, and catch new episodes of the Tech Field Day Rundown every Wednesday on YouTube.
How Long Does it Take You to Recover in 2025?
Karen Lopez explores the anticipated duration for recovery processes in IT systems by the year 2025, analyzing trends and innovations that could influence these timeframes. She discusses potential advancements in technology that might expedite recovery operations and the implications for businesses relying on swift data restoration. For additional insights from Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow Karen Lopez and the other Tech Field Day delegates on LinkedIn.
Why MTC-R Is Becoming the Business Metric for Cyber Resilience (and Why It Matters More Than RTO/RPO)
In this article, Shala Denise explores the rising significance of Mean Time to Contain and Recover (MTC-R) as a critical metric in cyber resilience strategies. Denise argues that MTC-R provides a more comprehensive understanding of an organization’s capability to respond and recover from cyber threats, compared to the traditional metrics of Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO). Additional insights from Commvault SHIFT 2025 are shared on LinkedIn!
You Can’t Protect What You Don’t Know You Have
Karen Lopez emphasizes the critical importance of asset awareness in cybersecurity, arguing that businesses cannot secure data or systems effectively if they are unaware of their existence. She highlights common pitfalls and strategic errors that organizations make, leading to gaps in their information governance and security measures. For further coverage of Commvault SHIFT 2025, watch LinkedIn Pulse!
Securing the New Identity Perimeter with Commvault
In a recent post by Tom Hollingsworth, the focus was placed on the innovative steps Commvault is taking to secure what is now referred to as the new identity perimeter. This concept underscores the shift in data management and protection strategies, as organizations increasingly recognize the importance of securing identity data amidst evolving cybersecurity threats. You can find more coverage from Commvault SHIFT 2025 on LinkedIn!
The ResOps Era Begins
The ResOps Era marks a transformative shift in operational IT methodologies, fostering a refined focus on efficient resource management and seamless operational workflows. This new framework aims to fine-tune IT operations and resources within enterprises for greater agility and effectiveness. For more coverage of Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow Jay Cuthrell and the rest of the Tech Field Day delegates on LinkedIn!
The Dawn of Digital Fortitude: Commvault Cloud Unity Defines AI Resilience
Jack Poller’s recent article highlights the launch of Commvault Cloud Unity, a pioneering initiative that integrates AI to enhance data resilience in cloud environments. This approach not only strengthens data protection strategies but also ensures a more robust safeguarding of critical information assets across diverse platforms. For additional coverage from Commvault SHIFT 2025, follow us on LinkedIn Pulse.
AI Resilience and Data Protection – Key Takeaways from Commvault SHIFT 2025
Max Mortillaro shares key insights from the Commvault SHIFT 2025 event, focusing on the critical topics of AI resilience and data protection. He highlights significant discussions around how businesses can safeguard their AI operations and data infrastructure against emerging threats. For more comprehensive coverage, visit Max Mortillaro’s content on Osmium Data Group.
Commvault Shift 2025 Live Blog
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Every AI Strategy Needs a Data Protection Strategy with Commvault
Every company lives in fear of a ransomware attack, whether they have suffered one or not, and this is even more critical in the era of AI. This episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast looks forward to Commvault SHIFT in November with a discussion of the importance of data protection to AI applications with Tim Zonca from Commvault, frequent delegate Gina Rosenthal, and host Stephen Foskett. AI applications are reliant on good data, and yet this same technology makes it easier for attackers to breach corporate controls. Today’s social engineering and phishing is more convincing than ever thanks to generative AI, and this has helped ransomware crews to adopt larger and more powerful attacks. Ransomware is a massive business, and it isn’t going away any time soon. At the same time, GenAI applications offer a new attack surface, as agentic AI is empowered to take action based on untrusted inputs. Not only can we not stop ransomware, but the pace and technical capabilities of these attacks keeps accelerating. There is reason for optimism, however, as data protection tools keep getting better. Today’s AI-optimized tools can effectively categorize data, burst or migrate to different locations, and roll back or recover from corruption or compromise. In the future, we will see increasing use of AI to monitor systems and data, detecting patterns and hardening the attack surface.
Backups Are Not a Strategy
Commvault’s solution emphasizes visibility, recovery, and readiness for enterprise data resilience. It includes tools for data validation, policy mapping, and automated infrastructure recovery, aiming to simplify complexity and ensure preparedness.
Cloud Rewind at Cloud Field Day 23: Resilience as Code, Without the Ritual
Mike Stanley provided a detailed overview of the concept of Resilience as Code discussed at Cloud Field Day 23, highlighting the pivotal shift towards automating resilience in cloud environments without the cumbersome rituals traditionally associated with high reliability. He focused on how modern cloud solutions streamline operations and enhance system robustness through advanced coding practices. For additional insights into Cloud Field Day 23, explore more of Mike Stanley’s reviews and analysis on this topic.
Simplifying Cloud Application Resilience in a Dynamic World
Alastair Cooke discusses the crucial need for resilient cloud applications in today’s dynamic digital environment, emphasizing the challenges and solutions for enterprises aiming to maintain robust operations amid frequent changes. He explores how simplifying the resilience of cloud-based applications can significantly benefit businesses by enhancing their ability to adapt and respond to new demands and potential disruptions. You can explore more coverage of Cloud Field Day 23 by Alastair Cooke on DevOps dot Com.