Continuous recovery for the AI era

Clean, isolated recovery after cyber disruption
CyberRecoveris Commvault’s solution for clean, isolated recovery after cyber disruption. It connects threat intelligence, trusted datarecovery, isolated recovery environments, and orchestrated workflows so security and IT teams canidentifyclean recovery points,validatereadiness, and restore critical serviceswhile helping limit the risk ofcarrying compromise back into production.
Recovery is a security imperative
After an attack, where do you recover safely?
Attackers increasingly hit backup systems, turning recovery data into another attack surface when trust matters most.
A backup alone does not confirm what is clean, trusted, or safe to return to production.
Manual runbooks, identity dependencies, and limited testing can stall restoration when every minute of downtime matters.
How CyberRecover delivers clean, isolated recovery
Each capability helps teams find clean, trusted data, validate it, and restore critical systems with control.
AI-enabled clean recovery point identification
Locate trusted recovery data across backups and minimize rollback before restoration begins.
OUTCOME: Trusted recovery points
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On-demand isolated recovery testing
Spin up a clean environment to test plans, stage workloads, and validate readiness.
OUTCOME: Recovery readiness and isolated recovery environments
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Threat detection, intelligence, and hunting
Scan protected data for malware, anomalies, and suspicious activity before you restore.
OUTCOME:Help limitreinfection risk
Explore Threat Scan
Recovery orchestration across critical systems
Coordinate runbooks, identity recovery, and recovery actionsto helpbusiness services return inthe plannedorder.
OUTCOME: Faster, more complete business restoration and recovery
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Recovery rarely stops at one estate
IDRecover
Recover trusted identity services fast so authentication returns before broader system recovery begins.
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Protect and rebuild cloud-native apps, data, and dependencies across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
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Unify recovery across hybrid infrastructure, enterprise workloads, and core business systems.
See CoreRecoverAgentRecover
Restore AI data, context, and agent-driven changes to a trusted state.
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Validated outcomes
THE CHALLENGE
A ransomware attack shut down file access across offices and the factory with no recovery plan.
THE SOLUTION
Commvault restored virtual machines and Microsoft 365 data and added AirGap after the attack.
to fully restore service
protected data volume
THE CHALLENGE
A ransomware attack encrypted 800TB and took down 700 VMs across multiple locations. dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit.
THE SOLUTION
HCLTech used Commvault Autonomous Recovery to deliver unified protection and full data restoration.
encrypted data recovered
data restored fully
THE CHALLENGE
Sony needed unified cyber resilience across cloud, on-premises, and SaaS with strict global requirements.
THE SOLUTION
Commvault standardized protection across multiple data centers, AWS, and Azure with threat detection.
lower total cost
global endpoints protected
Frequently Asked Questions
What is cyber recovery?
Cyber recovery is the process of restoring trusted data, applications, and identity systems after a cyberattack using clean recovery points, isolated validation, and stagedrestoration to help avoid returningcompromised data or infrastructure is not returned to production.
Why is cyber recovery important?
A backup alone does not confirm what is safe to restore after an attack. Cyber recovery helps teamsvalidatetrusted data,limitreinfection risk, and bring back critical business services with greater control.
How is cyber recovery different from disaster recovery?
Disaster recovery restores operations after outages or failures, but assumes the data is clean. Cyber recovery starts by re-establishing trust–something that’s destroyed following a cyberattack. Teams must identify what was affected, validate clean recovery data, and restore into an isolated environment before returning to production.
How often should cyber recovery plans be tested?
Cyber recovery plans should be tested regularly enough to validate runbooks, dependencies, and clean recovery paths before an incident. Frequent isolated testing helps uncover gaps while the stakes are still low and can help improve confidence in recoverability when things do go wrong.
What should a cyber recovery strategy include?
A sound cyber recovery strategy includes immutable backups, trusted recovery point identification, isolated testing, clear recovery sequencing for critical services, identity recovery, and automated, tested workflows that security and IT teams can execute under pressure.
How can organizations validate recovery readiness?
Organizations validate recovery readiness by rehearsing recovery in isolated environments, confirming that critical dependencies come back in the right order, and preserving evidence that clean data and business services were successfully restored.
What is a clean recovery point?
A clean recovery point is a set of backup data that has been evaluated as trusted for restoration. It helps teams avoid the tradeoff between excessive rollback and restoring compromised data.
How can I recover after ransomware?
After ransomware, isolate affected systems, identify a trusted, clean recovery point, validate data in an isolated environment, then restore critical services in priority order. The goal is rapid recovery without reintroducing compromise.
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