Commvault showcases its Metallic Cloud Storage Service

Commvault is showcasing its recently launched Metallic Cloud Storage Service at GITEX 2020. Commvault is demonstrating the benefits of its new solutions as part of the GITEX Future Stars element of the event. The Metallic Cloud Storage Service is a fully integrated cloud storage target for Commvault Backup and Recovery software and HyperScale∈ X appliance. Metallic Cloud Storage Service brings together technology from Commvault and Microsoft Azure for security and scale, with single pane of glass management through the Commvault Command Centre.

Commvault also recently announced new offerings that provide customers enterprise-grade data protection for Kubernetes, in a consumption model that best meets their needs. The new Metallic VM and Kubernetes Backup solution joins Commvault’s Hedvig Distributed Storage Platform and Commvault Complete Data Protection to store, protect, and migrate containers in hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Metallic Cloud Storage Service with Commvault data management software goes beyond simplified cloud data management and reduced overhead to provide critical layered data security and resiliency against an ever-growing number of threats and vulnerabilities in hybrid cloud environments. For example, the FBI’s Cyber Division states the number of complaints about cyberattacks is as many as 4,000 a day, a 400% increase from what they were seeing pre-coronavirus.

Despite the challenges of COVID-19, Commvault has witnessed continued customer engagement in the MESAT region in 2020. There has been an increased appetite for investment in intelligent data management systems as organisations realise the importance of protecting and managing data during this current climate.

Commvault has an extensive customer community across the region, including Dubai Police and Dubai Municipality in UAE, as well as leading players in regional Telco, Finance, Government and Educations sectors including Saudi Telecom Company and Jeddah University in KSA, Garanti Bank and DenizBank in Turkey as well as Blue Label Telecoms in South Africa.