Infinidat brings storage into cyber recovery planning
Cyber recovery planning depends on the ability to restore critical data after an attack. As enterprises adopt agentic AI, the systems and information they need to protect are expanding. That expansion is reshaping how enterprises approach AI trust and cyber resilience. AI models, agents and the software supporting them create additional targets for attackers, according […] The post Infinidat…
Infinidat, a Lenovo company, is positioning its storage solutions as a critical component of cyber recovery planning in the era of AI. Eric Herzog, Infinidat's chief marketing officer, argues that AI systems and the data they process dramatically expand the attack surface for cybercriminals. To address this, Infinidat has developed InfiniSafe, a suite of cybersecurity features embedded in its InfuzeOS storage operating system.
These features include immutable snapshots, logical air-gapping, and a fenced forensic environment for investigating suspicious data. About 90% of the most valuable data at global Fortune 500 organizations resides on enterprise storage, making it an ideal location for implementing these defenses. InfiniSafe's detection capabilities utilize AI and machine learning to identify anomalies in block data, file data, and VMware data stores, assigning each snapshot a risk rating.
This allows organizations to prioritize their response to potential attacks. Infinidat also guarantees a recovery-time objective of one minute or less for immutable snapshots, even on large datasets. The company collaborates with data protection providers like Veeam Software and Commvault to enhance its offerings. Herzog emphasizes the importance of board-level support for enterprise-wide cyber storage integration with existing security systems to create a unified, effective defense against cyber threats.
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