Exclusive: Why Zero Trust Needs a Backup Plan

On Demand Tech Talk: Zero Trust isn't about a Bad Relationship

Click here  To view this email as a web page, click here. Your zero trust strategy needs a backup plan, not a warranty Learn More Zero Trust isn't about a bad relationship, but it can get complicated without the right tools. Everyone is talking about ransomware – from the White House to the gas station. In May, President Joe Biden issued an executive order that conveyed the value of a zero trust approach to data access, which employs the principle: trust no one; always validate trust. Zero trust is one key element of a solid data protection plan, but there are many other aspects to include when you're preparing your organization for ransomware threats. Commvault's approach focuses on multi-layered security, of which zero trust is one of many things to consider. Watch now Check out our latest on-demand tech talk: Zero Trust Isn't About a Bad Relationship to learn Commvault's simple yet comprehensive approach to data protection: Multifactor authentication for advanced login security Integration with secured third-party LDAP-based directory services Fine-grained authorization to control the access level Accounting of user access and actions through reports and alerting Integration with industry-leading Privileged Access Management platforms such as CyberArk Learn how Commvault's balanced approach with zero trust as part of multi-layered security helps you protect against and recover from ransomware. It is never Commvault's intention to send unwanted electronic communications. To unsubscribe, please click here or to adjust your email preferences, visit our Preference Center page. Commvault  | Arlington Business Park, Second Floor | Building 1330 | Reading | RG7 4SA | United Kingdom +44 118 951 6500  |  talktous@commvault.com Commvault respects your privacy and will not share your information with any third-parties.  Read our Privacy Policy © 2022 Commvault Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.