Commvault Sys Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Commvault has announced significant enhancements to its Cleanroom Recovery technology, introducing new capabilities to improve cyber recovery following attacks. The company unveiled Factory Reset, a feature that enables rapid infrastructure restoration within a cleanroom using pre-defined, validated clean images with customizable recovery points.

The solution addresses the industry challenge where enterprises typically take 24 days to recover after cyber incidents. Key improvements include the integration of Commvault Cloud Threat Scan for scanning recovered data and the extension of Cleanroom Recovery capabilities to managed service providers (MSPs).

Chart Industries reports that their Cleanroom environment now ensures zero wait time for most applications, dramatically reducing previous recovery times that exceeded seven hours. The cloud-native solution allows organizations to spin up multiple isolated recovery environments in parallel, enabling automated, high-frequency testing and proactive recovery approaches.

Commvault (CVLT) has achieved GovRAMP Authorization at a High Impact Level for its Commvault Cloud platform, becoming the only cyber resilience vendor to hold three key authorizations: GovRAMP High, FedRAMP High, and FIPS 140-3 validation. This certification is important for state and local government agencies and educational institutions (SLED) to securely manage sensitive data.

The authorization demonstrates Commvault Cloud meets rigorous security and risk management standards following a comprehensive third-party assessment. This achievement is particularly significant as nearly 99% of ransomware attacks on SLED organizations target backups. The State of Delaware Department of Corrections has already implemented Commvault's solutions to enhance their cyber resilience capabilities.

The GovRAMP Authorization provides SLED organizations with enhanced security, verification assurance, organizational trust, seamless adoption, and innovation flexibility. The service is immediately available for U.S.-based SLED customers.

Commvault has expanded its partnership with CrowdStrike to enhance cyber recovery capabilities. The collaboration, announced on April 28, 2025, combines CrowdStrike's incident response services with Commvault's recovery expertise to help organizations recover faster from cyberattacks.

The unified suite of services includes incident response, cyber recovery, and resilience solutions. Key features comprise faster incident response and recovery, enhanced risk mitigation through cyber resilience maturity assessments, unified incident management workflows, and tailored support with subscription-based services.

The partnership builds on existing integrations between Commvault Cloud and the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon® platform. The services are immediately available, and Commvault will showcase these integrated offerings at RSAC 2025 in San Francisco from April 28-May 1.

Commvault is set to showcase its cyber resilience solutions at RSAC™ Conference 2025 in San Francisco from April 28-May 1. The company will feature demonstrations at two Moscone Center booths (#N-5678 and #N-4308), presenting the Commvault Cloud platform with features including Cleanroom Recovery, Air Gap Protect, and Threat Scan.

The highlight of their presence is the debut of Commvault® Recovery Range™, powered by SimSpace, at the Alloy Collective. This hands-on cyber range simulation allows security leaders to practice responding to cyberattacks in real-time. Multiple sessions are scheduled between April 29-May 1.

Additionally, Commvault's Field CTO Vidya Shankaran will present on modern data protection architecture on April 30, and the company will participate as an exhibiting sponsor at Carahsoft's Public Sector Day on April 28.

Commvault and SimSpace have announced the launch of Commvault® Recovery Range™, the first hands-on cyber range integrating realistic attack simulations with cyber recovery exercises. This groundbreaking platform combines SimSpace's cyber range solutions with Commvault's recovery capabilities to provide comprehensive training for defending against sophisticated cyber threats.

The platform enables defenders to practice the complete incident lifecycle in an environment that mirrors their production setup, from attack detection to validated cleanpoint recovery. This innovation addresses a critical need, as statistics show organizations face ransomware attacks every 14 seconds, with average downtimes extending to 24 days.

The Recovery Range offers hands-on attack simulations in hyper-realistic environments, real-world recovery exercises utilizing Commvault's suite of tools, and collaborative drills bringing together CSOs, CISOs, CIOs, IT Ops, and SecOps teams. The platform will be showcased at RSAC 2025 in San Francisco from April 28-May 1.

Commvault (NASDAQ: CVLT) has scheduled its fourth quarter fiscal year 2025 earnings discussion for Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. EST. The company will host a live webcast accessible through their investor relations website at http://ir.commvault.com.

Investors can participate via webcast or join the conference call by dialing (800) 715-9871 (Toll Free) or (646) 307-1963 (International) using Event ID 7414480. Participants are encouraged to join fifteen minutes before the scheduled start time to avoid delays. A replay of the webcast will be available on the company's investor relations website.

Commvault (CVLT) has appointed Bill O'Connell as its new Chief Security Officer (CSO). O'Connell brings nearly 20 years of cybersecurity, risk, and data privacy experience to the role, having previously held leadership positions at Roche and ADP.

At Roche, O'Connell led technical, operational, and strategic programs for data and infrastructure protection. At ADP, he oversaw global application, software, and product security. O'Connell holds Bachelor's and MBA degrees from the University of Maryland, along with a graduate certificate in Cyber Security Policy. He previously served as Chair of the National Cyber Security Alliance Board of Directors.

Commvault has appointed Ha Hoang as its new Chief Information Officer (CIO), bringing over 25 years of experience in enterprise technology transformations. Hoang, previously Group Vice President of Cloud Engineering and Infrastructure at UKG, will focus on advancing next-generation cloud, security, and AI technology initiatives at Commvault.

In her role, Hoang will collaborate with engineering and product teams to drive innovation while engaging directly with customers to demonstrate Commvault's technology capabilities in delivering business value and resilience. Her prior experience includes leadership positions at McKinsey & Company and Wipro, where she specialized in implementing effective technology strategies.

Commvault has announced enhanced cyber resilience solutions for healthcare organizations, specifically designed to protect and recover Electronic Health Records (EHR). The announcement comes amid rising cybersecurity concerns, with over 31 million patient records exposed in data breaches during H1 2024 and healthcare cyberattacks costing the U.S. system $21.9 billion since 2018.

The company's key offerings include Cleanroom Recovery, which enables clean data recovery and creates an on-demand production-ready failover environment, and Cloud Rewind, which facilitates rapid recovery of cloud data, applications, and configurations. Built on Microsoft Azure, these solutions provide:

• Air-gapped recovery capabilities for medical records
• Proactive cyber testing functionality
• Near-instant cloud rollbacks for EHR protection
• Compliance support for HIPAA guidelines