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Commvault adds new SaaS workloads to its Metallic backup service SHARE Enterprise data management provider Commvault Systems Inc. said today it’s expanding its Metallic software-as-a-service backup and recovery portfolio, adding new data protection features and support for workloads including Salesforce and Microsoft Teams. Metallic was launched in October 2019 as a data protection service built specifically for midmarket customers. Marketed as being easier to deploy than traditional backup services, Metallic is delivered via the cloud on a subscription basis, and ...

Commvault Debuts Major New SaaS and Hybrid Cloud Workloads for Metallic, Continues Global Expansion Metallic adds new support for Salesforce backup, Microsoft Teams, Oracle Databases, Active Directory, and HyperScale X for Metallic, expands availability in Europe News provided by Share this article Share this article TINTON FALLS, N.J., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Commvault (NASDAQ: CVLT), a recognized global enterprise software leader in the management of data across cloud and on-premises environments, today announced another expansion of its award-winning Metallic Backup-as-a-Service (Baa...

A sophisticated threat actor compromised a Mimecast certificate used to authenticate several of the company’s products to Microsoft 365 Exchange Web Services, Mimecast disclosed Tuesday.

Microsoft admitted Thursday that the suspected Russian government hackers’ presence in its environment went beyond the software giant simply downloading malicious SolarWinds Orion code.

Top 10 investigations and national security stories of 2020 Here are Computer Weekly’s top 10 investigations and national security stories of 2020 Share this item with your network: By Here are Computer Weekly’s top 10 investigations and national security stories of 2020. Computer Weekly was the first publication to break the story of a devastating ransomware attack against Travelex. The Sodinokibi cyber crime group demanded a six-figure ransom from the company to decrypt critical computer files needed to run the business. People familiar with the attack told Computer Weekly that comp...