Adrian JohnsonCommvault has formed a Cyber Resilience Council, consisting of cybersecurity experts from various industries, to advise on emerging security trends and threats and help shape product development and business strategies. The council is chaired by Melissa Hathaway, a former cybersecurity advisor to two US presidential administrations and current President of Hathaway Global Strategies. Other council members include Roland Cloutier, formerly with TikTok and ADP; Shawn Henry, Chief Security Officer at CrowdStrike and former FBI executive; Mark Hughes, President of Security at DXC Technology; Nancy Wang, a cybersecurity investor and former General Manager at AWS; and John Zangardi, CEO of Redhorse Corporation and a former CIO for the US Department of Homeland Security. The council will work with Commvault to combat AI-driven threats and advance cyber resilience.
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