Commvault Redefines Recovery in the AI Era: From Restoring Data to Restoring the Business
PR Newswire•10/11/2026•08:30 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Commvault (CVLT) announced Recovery Studio for full-stack business recovery orchestration
- ➤Recovery Studio will restore applications, identities, configurations, infrastructure, and datasets together
- ➤Automated threat scanning will check supported resources before recovered services return to production
- ➤Early access is targeted for December, with general availability planned in coming months
- ➤Pricing will be based on data configured for orchestrated recovery
Expert Statements
Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology & AI Officer, Commvault
“This is the DevOps moment for recovery”
Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology & AI Officer, Commvault
“Recovery Studio replaces spreadsheets and war rooms with one orchestrated flow, from in-place to cleanroom, that brings the whole business back in the right order, including identities and cloud configurations.”
Chris Cola, Vice President, Information Technology & CIO, B&G Foods
“This type of meaningful innovation can truly reshape how work gets done and how services are restored following a disruption”
Chris Cola, Vice President, Information Technology & CIO, B&G Foods
“And, with the security checks that are built into the automated workflows, that elevates confidence levels that what we're restoring is trusted and ready to return to production.”
Johnny Yu, Research Manager, IDC
“For cloud-based applications, recovery must include infrastructure, network, and identity configurations as well as the data, files, and objects.”
Johnny Yu, Research Manager, IDC
“Commvault's offering addresses the complexity of full application revival by allowing organizations to build and validate recovery runbooks for different applications and scenarios in a unified hub.”
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Commvault Recovery Studio will introduce context-aware, intelligent, full-stack recovery orchestration to restore complete business services
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