Commvault Launches Enterprise Cyber Resilience and Backup Solutions on Google Cloud

Commvault announced the global availability of the Commvault Cloud platform on Google Cloud on April 22, 2026. This launch addresses a critical resilience gap where more than half of organizations lack confidence in their ability to recover from cyberattacks. The integration allows enterprise customers to access a full suite of unified data protection tools directly through the Google Cloud Marketplace.

The platform now offers comprehensive data protection for a wide array of Google services. This includes critical infrastructure like BigQuery, Google Compute Engine, and Cloud SQL, alongside essential Google Workspace applications such as Gmail and Google Drive. By centralizing these workloads, Commvault provides a unified view of resilience across the entire cloud ecosystem.

To combat the rising threat of ransomware, the platform introduces advanced security features like Threat Scan and Air Gap Protect. These tools allow IT teams to hunt for malware within backups and store data in immutable, isolated environments that are invisible to primary network threats. This layered defense is designed to ensure that organizations can recover validated clean data quickly after an incident.

Automation plays a central role in this new integration through proactive risk analysis and policy recommendations. The system automatically identifies unprotected workloads and suggests backup policies based on their classification to ensure no data is left vulnerable. This reduces the manual burden on administrators and minimizes the risk of human error during rapid scaling.

Alongside the main platform launch, Clumio is extending its rapid recovery capabilities to Google Cloud Storage. This specifically supports AI-driven organizations managing petabyte-scale datasets that require air-gapped security for high-speed recovery. This ensures that the massive data pipelines used for training AI models remain secure and resilient against loss.

Available through the Google Cloud Marketplace, the service utilizes a credit-based, utility-driven pricing model. This allows enterprise customers to scale their backup costs in direct proportion to their actual data consumption. By aligning costs with consumption, Commvault helps organizations optimize their budgets while maintaining enterprise-grade protection.