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Can your organization recover safely from destructive cyberattacks and validate that restored workloads are trustworthy before reconnecting them to production? Dormant malware, hidden persistence mechanisms, vulnerabilities, and compromised service a...
If a disruption hits your cloud estate—say a destructive cyberattack, rogue agent action, or even a military strike—rebuilding your applications, correctly and fast, is what counts. At Cohesity, we believe you should rebuild...
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a good time to look at the attacks that are hardest to see. This is the third post in our three-part series on the most destructive identity attacks,...
AI agents can tackle increasingly complex business questions. But even powerful models struggle without relevant enterprise context. Organizations need to give agents access to the proprietary knowledge they need to deliver meaningful results.That's ...
Many Cohesity NetBackup customers have standardized on NetBackup Flex Appliances for their combination of speed, security, and simplicity. We are always working to bring steady improvements to Flex users across all of these...
Our latest releases also deliver meaningful enhancements for customers running Red Hat OpenShift environments. Cohesity is delivering incremental backups with QEMU Change Block Tracking. The results are shortened backup windows, optimized storage cap...
Protect and recover modern private cloud workloads on VMware Cloud Foundation Automation (VCFA).
What’s new in NetBackup Flex 8.0: cyber resilience built into the platform your recovery plan depends on, from day 0 to day 1000 and beyond.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month continues with a look at DCShadow, an attack that turns Active Directory's own replication against itself to push malicious changes that blend in as routine. This is part two of...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a fitting time to examine attacks like Golden Ticket, which exploit the trust Kerberos depends on and often go unnoticed until the damage is done. This is part one...
