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  • Cubbit partners with Commvault to boost cyber resilience in European organisations.
  • Joint solution enhances data sovereignty, compliance, and control in hybrid cloud settings.
  • Commvault and Cubbit tackle data growth and regulatory challenges like GDPR and NIS2.

Cubbit, a pioneer in geo-distributed cloud storage, has partnered with Commvault, a leader in unified resilience solutions, to enhance cyber resilience and digital sovereignty for Italian and European organisations.

This alliance focuses on streamlining operations in hybrid and multi-cloud environments amidst growing data volumes and evolving digital threats, such as ransomware, which are increasingly concerning at the board level.

Cloud object storage

Organisations in Europe are experiencing escalating regulatory demands, necessitating robust data management practices. From GDPR mandates to specific sectoral requirements like DORA for financial operational resilience and NIS2 for cybersecurity in critical sectors, the pressure to manage data with precision is at an all-time high. The EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework further underscores the importance of data localisation and management control for IT leaders.

The combined Cubbit and Commvault solution is poised to address these challenges

The combined Cubbit and Commvault solution is poised to address these challenges. By integrating Commvault's resilience technology with Cubbit's S3 solutions, businesses can leverage Cubbit’s DS3 Cloud for fully managed cloud object storage via partners, or deploy DS3 Composer on-premises, all powered by European infrastructure. This approach ensures data storage within Europe, aligning with regulatory compliance and operational control needs.

Enhancing business continuity

Businesses can utilise this S3-compatible storage solution for backing up and retaining data long-term, all while maintaining command over data localisation, operational environments, and cryptographic key management. Commvault’s solutions further bolster this offering by safeguarding against cyber threats and ensuring rapid, secure recovery of essential business services.

Alessandro Cillario, co-CEO and co-founder of Cubbit, stated, "Cubbit is establishing itself as the European technology of reference for data management among large customers and institutions. This supported technology integration with Commvault marks an important step forward. It confirms that our DS3 technology is consolidating its presence in the Italian and European market. Together with Commvault, we will give organisations a straightforward way to strengthen cyber resilience, simplify operations, and support digital sovereignty and control across hybrid and multi-cloud environments."

Meeting sovereignty and resilience requirements

Citing the partnership's potential, Vincenzo Granato, Country Manager of Commvault Italia, commented, "We are delighted to announce this new partnership with Cubbit to help address the challenges that Italian and European organisations face today. In a context where exponential data growth faces an increasingly complex threat landscape, and where regulatory compliance—from GDPR to DORA and NIS2—is an absolute priority, our integrated solution helps organisations meet their sovereignty and resilience requirements with the utmost operational simplicity."

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