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Learn how a Minimum Viable Company framework helps financial institutions recover critical services and meet DORA, GLBA, and NYDFS. Watch on-demand.
A ransomware attack isn't a natural disaster, and public sector organizations can't recover from it like one. Attackers can sit inside an agency's systems for months, compromising identities and applications long before AI accelerates the final strike. By the time the encryption hits, yesterday's backup may be clean, but the threat behind it usually isn't.
Don’t wait for an attack to test your recovery plan. Watch our Cohesity RecoveryAgent demo the full cyber recovery lifecycle, from readiness to production restore.
As AI agents take on more critical business functions, a single compromised or malfunctioning agent can disrupt data, workflows, and infrastructure. This session demonstrates how Cohesity's new Agent Resilience capabilities bring visibility, protection, and recovery to multi-agent environments, so organizations stay in control when agents don't.
DataProtect 7.5 closes the source code blind spot with GitHub and Azure DevOps protection, extends resilience to sovereign clouds, and cuts GCP storage costs automatically.
Join our expert-led demo to learn how extending native protections will help you secure your M365 workloads, automate policies, and speed recovery.
Join our Cohesity FortKnox demo on May 14, 2026, to explore modern data isolation. Learn how to secure critical data, set up cyber vaults, and recover fast after an attack.
Join our panel of experts as they unpack the findings of Cohesity’s new Global Cyber Resilience Report. These critical insights can inform your recovery strategy and budget decisions.
In this video, Shelly Calhoun-Jones, Cohesity Technical Marketing Director, introduces Cohesity FortKnox and how it adds an additional layer of protection against ransomware and other threats.
