Bengaluru: Commvault and Pure Storage are teaming up to help financial institutions prepare for the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which takes effect in January 2025.
DORA will require banks and other financial entities to strengthen their cyber defenses and improve their ability to recover from disruptions. The joint solution from Commvault and Pure Storage focuses on these requirements, offering tools to help with protection, detection, and recovery.
The solution integrates Commvault’s data protection capabilities with Pure Storage’s zero-trust storage features. It includes features like SafeMode Snapshots and AI-driven anomaly detection to help organizations identify and respond to threats early. This setup not only aids with DORA compliance but also supports other regulations, such as the EU’s NIS2 Directive and guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India.
Additionally, the partnership provides options for testing recovery processes in secure environments, which allows financial institutions to evaluate their preparedness for cyber incidents. By focusing on resilience, Commvault, and Pure Storage aim to help these institutions protect their data and navigate the growing landscape of cyber regulations.
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