ABMR: System Recovery for Avamar

Clean Room Technology in Cybersecurity: A Critical Component of Business Continuity What is Clean Room Technology in Cybersecurity? Clean Room technology in cybersecurity refers to a secure, isolated digital environment designed for testing, validating, and recovering systems without the risk of reinfection from malware or compromised backups. Unlike traditional recovery spaces, a Clean Room provides a controlled and air-gapped environment where systems can be restored and tested independently of the production network. This isolation is crucial when recovering from ransomware attacks, zero-day exploits, or insider threats, where trust in the primary environment has been compromised.   Why Clean Rooms Matter for Business Continuity In today’s threat landscape, data recovery alone is no longer enough. If restored systems are immediately exposed to the same compromised network or malicious code, the organisation remains at risk—even after recovery. Clean Room environments help ensure safe, validated recovery, allowing organisations to: Test recovery points for malware reactivation Verify system and application functionality in isolation Conduct forensic investigations without

DRaaS: Automatically prove recoverability of every backup with Continuous Recovery Assurance What is Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)? Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) is a cloud-based solution that enables organizations to back up critical systems and data and quickly restore them in the event of a disaster, whether it’s caused by cyberattacks, hardware failure, natural events, or human error. Unlike traditional backup approaches that often require manual intervention and on-premises infrastructure, DRaaS replicates entire systems—including operating systems, applications, and configurations—to a secure cloud environment. This allows businesses to recover their IT operations remotely and rapidly, minimizing downtime and maintaining business continuity. With flexible, scalable delivery models, DRaaS is particularly valuable for organizations seeking to reduce the complexity, cost, and risk of managing disaster recovery in-house. Traditionally, DRaaS does not include automated recovery verification – this is where Cristie Continuous Recovery Assurance transforms the capabilities for DRaaS providers and end users.   The DRaaS Market Surge: What’s Driving Growth According to a