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Commvault Appoints Former DOD CNO Analyst and Master Operator Alex Janas as Field Chief Technology Officer, Security

PR Newswire - Mon Oct 16, 2023

New hire signals Commvault's continued commitment to redefining cyber resilience and securing modern hybrid enterprises

TINTON FALLS, N.J., Oct. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Commvault®, an enterprise data protection leader for today's global businesses, announced that veteran security leader Alex Janas has joined the company as its new Field Chief Technology Officer overseeing security. With Janas' appointment, Commvault is doubling down on its commitment to redefine data protection and deliver cyber resilience with industry-leading threat detection and rapid recovery capabilities.

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