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Commvault measures cyber recovery readiness with AI attack simulations

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Commvault measures cyber recovery readiness with AI attack simulations

Commvault has launched Minutes to Recovery, a simulation platform that uses AI-driven attack scenarios to test organizations' cyber resilience and recovery capabilities. Participants role-play as attackers and defenders to measure their organization's response times, reflecting a threat landscape where the time from vulnerability discovery to active exploitation has compressed to 29 minutes in 2025.

Why it matters: Security teams and incident responders should evaluate their recovery capabilities against realistic, accelerated attack timelines; the 29-minute window means detection and response must be faster than ever before.

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Commvault measures cyber recovery readiness with AI attack simulations

Commvault introduced Commvault Minutes to Recovery, a simulation platform that lets participants play both attacker and defender roles using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to test cyber resilience. The exercise reflects a critical operational gap: the time between vulnerability discovery and active exploitation narrowed to 29 minutes in 2025, down 65% from the prior year.

Why it matters: Organizations need to measure their actual recovery capabilities against accelerating attack timelines; this simulation helps practitioners stress-test incident response and identify gaps before facing real AI-assisted attacks.

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