Commvault CEO on AI security, Nvidia, data recovery

All right welcome back. We've seen a laundry list of ai related cybersecurity incidents in just the last few months alone. And that all culminated in the php programing scare from just a few weeks ago that affected roughly 70% of all websites and homepages and had some referring to it as ai's black october.

Our next guest has a direct line of sight into both the protection and the recovery. More importantly, that process when cyber attacks actually happen. Joining us now is Commvault ceo, Sanjay Mirchandani.

Sanjay, you just announced partnerships today with the likes of Nvidia, Databricks, Zscaler. Your products help companies recover data after it's been hacked or disrupted. That's going to be a key thing going forward.

So take us through what exactly these partnerships mean and why. The recovery side is one that a lot of ceos are focusing, and ctos and cisos are focusing more on these days.

Thanks, tom. Thanks for having me. You know, with ai.

Entering the enterprise mainstream with enterprises, organizations, building applications, using ai that help run their business mission critical. We, we are a big believer that resilience, your ability to really come back, recover if something was to go wrong becomes paramount. It becomes key.

In the past, when I say past, maybe two years ago, having, you know, having a good backup that you test a couple of times a year and you know, how to how to make it work was good enough. Now with machine speed and things changing that are interconnected. It takes a whole new way to think about resilience and the ability to recovery.

It's a business imperative, no different than your supply chain or your transportation lines or your production lines. So these partnerships are part of a broader ecosystem.