Cohesity adds managed clean room capability to HCLTech VaultNXT

Cohesity has integrated its Clean Room solution into the HCLTech VaultNXT cyber resilience offering, delivering a fully managed, isolated recovery environment for organisations responding to a cyberattack.

The new capability adds forensic investigation, containment, validation and recovery functions to VaultNXT's existing framework, which already provides policy-driven cyber vaulting, immutable recovery copies, governed access and audit-ready processes.

The offering is designed to address regulatory requirements including DORA and NIS2.

The integration brings Cohesity's AI-powered data security tooling into the VaultNXT framework alongside automated recovery workflows and security controls, with the aim of reducing recovery time and supporting business continuity after an incident.

“VaultNXT reflects the strength of the HCLTech and Cohesity partnership in helping organisations turn data protection into a strategic cyber resilience asset in the AI era,” Rampal Singh, senior vice president of the hybrid cloud business unit at HCLTech, said.

"By combining HCLTech's global scale and cyber resilience expertise with Cohesity's AI-powered data security and recovery, we help customers reduce downtime, stay compliant and operational, and respond faster to evolving cyber threats due to the expanding AI landscape."

"For organisations across ANZ, cyber recovery is no longer just about having a backup to restore. "It is about investigating, validating and recovering in a secure, controlled environment, while maintaining the confidence of customers, regulators and the business," James Eagleton, ANZ managing director at Cohesity, said.

"The enhanced HCLTech VaultNXT offering combines managed clean room capabilities with Cohesity’s AI-powered data security to help organisations recover trusted data faster and strengthen resilience against an evolving threat landscape.”