Commvault has launched Commvault Minutes to Recovery, a scenario-driven cyber resilience simulation that lets security and IT teams act as an attacker, defender and recovery expert - all within a single two-hour session.
The simulation walks participants through three phases: first, building an AI-driven attack using tools the company said are commonly deployed by adversaries today; second, making real-time detection decisions under pressure to defend against that attack; and third, restoring systems and data to a verified clean state without reintroducing the threat.
At the end, participants receive a Mean Time to Clean Recovery (MTCR) benchmark based on their actual performance during the simulation.
"The question organisations need to answer is no longer, 'Do we have a recovery plan?' Instead, they should be asking, 'Can we prove it will work under pressure?'" said Anna Griffin, chief market officer at Commvault.
“As AI compresses the time between compromise and impact, resilience becomes a measurable business capability. Minutes to Recovery helps organizations move beyond assumptions and demonstrate their ability to recover cleanly, quickly and with confidence.”
Minutes to Recovery is available globally as an onsite event delivered in six languages.
It will also be available through Commvault's global partner network, giving partners a facilitated, customer-facing session to drive resilience conversations. Commvault said partners will be supported by its facilitation infrastructure and the Commvault Global Speaker Bureau.
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