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Rubrik Accelerates Cyber Recovery for Applications Running on Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Published by iTWire · Australia 55 min ago
Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer, Rubrik
Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer, Rubrik · iTWire

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Unveils advanced cyber investigation and recovery capabilities for critical AWS workloads Autonomous Business Recovery ABR for AWS Cloud Applications is now generally...

COMPANY NEWS: * Unveils advanced cyber investigation and recovery capabilities for critical AWS workloads

Rubrik (NYSE: RBRK), the Security and AI Operations Company, today announced expanded cyber recovery capabilities for critical Amazon Web Services (AWS) workloads, including near real-time deletion detection, impact investigation, sensitive data blast radius reporting, and surgical recovery. Rubrik also announced the general availability (GA) of Autonomous Business Recovery (ABR) for AWS Cloud Applications, now extended to cloud-native architectures.

Attackers increasingly use compromised identities and cloud APIs to disrupt business operations. Rubrik’s new capabilities help organisations running on AWS quickly understand the impact of an attack and recover with precision. ABR enables organisations to recover entire AWS applications from an established clean point, so they can bring back their Minimum Viable Business (MVB): the minimum set of applications and business services that support revenue, customers, employees, and operations.

"As more cybercriminals compromise identities and use cloud APIs to bring business operations to a halt, it’s vital for organisations to be able to quickly gain a comprehensive understanding of an attack’s blast radius and restore their systems,” said Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer at Rubrik. “The expansion of Rubrik's cyber recovery capabilities for AWS arms organisations with the detection and investigation tools required to confront modern threats. We are delivering continuous cyber resilience from initial detection through complete business recovery."

When an attack hits a cloud environment, security teams have to answer three questions at once: what happened, what sensitive data was exposed, and how to get back to clean without losing weeks of work. Traditionally, this requires days of investigation, building a picture of what happened by stitching together logs and multiple tools.

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