Commvault (NASDAQ: CVLT), a global provider of enterprise backup, recovery, archive and cloud solutions, has now made available its Metallic Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS) solutions across the EMEA region. The ‘Metallic’ enterprise-grade offerings include Metallic Office 365 Backup & Recovery, Metallic Endpoint Backup & Recovery and Metallic Core Backup & Recovery.
Commvault Metallic is available in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and now many countries across Europe through Commvault resellers and distribution partners.
The Metallic Backup & Recovery solutions are now available in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, Finland, Italy, Israel, Luxembourg and Sweden. With this expanded availability, organizations in these regions would be enabled to “seamlessly” address growing business concerns around scalability and security as they protect their critical data.
For EMEA businesses in particular, Commvault’s Metallic Backup & Recovery solution has been engineered to offer data protection in support of customers’ data sovereignty and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance efforts. To be GDPR compliant, companies must meet strict standards for accountability, security, confidentiality, and resilience.
“The increase of cloud adoption by customers in EMEA, especially in early adopter markets like Israel, Benelux and the UK, along with the growth in adoption of solutions like Microsoft 365 demonstrates the increasing comfort with and demand for SaaS,” said Manoj Nair, General Manager, Metallic. “The EU has established rigorous standards for data privacy, compliance and governance, which differ even across member countries. Metallic helps ease those concerns by helping customers ensure full compliance with privacy laws like GDPR.”
Public Cloud, Hybrid Workloads, Microsoft
Designed for the modern enterprise as a truly cloud-native solution, Metallic uses Azure and Commvault’s Data Protection platform to deliver comprehensive BaaS solutions with single pane of glass management across SaaS, on-prem, public cloud native, and hybrid workloads.
The Metallic offerings would deliver the capability to monitor compliance policies and the amount and types of data stored, providing users with the expertise and capabilities to fulfill stringent GDPR compliance obligations. Through a tight engineering collaboration with Microsoft, Commvault Metallic is able to integrate Microsoft Azure’s secure and compliant platform offerings and tools that help to address GDPR compliance at a foundational level.
“Commvault’s Metallic solutions portfolio is helping to lead the next phase of evolution in the BaaS market with Microsoft Azure,” said Casey McGee, Vice President, Global ISV Sales, Microsoft. “Storing and securing critical data is essential for business success today, and Metallic provides customers who are adopting cloud and BaaS technology simple, secure and trusted cloud-delivered data protection for their hybrid environments.”
Metallic operates as a division of Commvault. It was established to bring software-as-a-service (SaaS) data protection to the market, delivering Commvault’s core technology simply through the cloud.
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