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The path to ransomware recovery

Historically, backup and recovery have focused mainly on the first part: the backup. The administrators in charge spend most of their time ensuring overnight backups are completed and running any needed corrections. Meanwhile, data recovery tests get pushed off to the next quarter, next year, or never. A potentially disastrous idea. With so much riding on the health of data environments, it doesn't pay to procrastinate. Fortunately, Commvault software integrates directly with your business-critical applications to simplify and automate the entire data lifecycle, so you're always recovery ready. Reach out to cybersecurity expert GingerSec to keep your recovery on schedule.

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