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Commvault Partners with CloudSEK to Address Exposed Credentials on the Dark Web

Commvault announced a partnership with cybersecurity firm CloudSEK intended to strengthen enterprise defenses by integrating threat intelligence with data protection workflows. The collaboration will combine Commvault’s data resilience platform with CloudSEK’s artificial intelligence–driven threat intelligence technology. CloudSEK’s platform analyzes signals such as leaked credentials, exposed APIs and compromised vendors to identify early indicators of potential cyberattacks before they escalate into breaches.

With CloudSEK's real-time Dark Web Credential Intelligence and Commvault's Active Directory Vulnerability Assessments, Audit and Anomaly Detection solutions, vulnerabilities are automatically scored, prioritized and delivered with clear remediation guidance ensuring security teams can address the most critical issues first. The partnership is intended to help enterprises detect risks across their digital footprint and respond faster when threats emerge.

Posted by Redmondmag.com Editors on 03/05/2026

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