Cloud Storage Securityhas announced a strategic partnership with InfoScale to deliver a new approach to cyber resilience, focused on protecting data integrity during active cyber incidents rather than relying solely on post-attack recovery.
The collaboration aims to address a growing challenge for enterprises: ensuring that recovered data is clean and trustworthy before it is restored to production systems. As cyberattacks increasingly target data itself, traditional recovery strategies often dependent on scanning backups after an incident are proving insufficient to prevent reinfection and operational disruption. By combining Cloud Storage Security’s advanced malware detection capabilities with InfoScale’s Data Defense technology, the joint solution embeds security directly into the recovery process. This enables organizations to verify the integrity of data in real time, ensuring that only trusted, malware-free data is restored, accessed, or moved.
The integrated platform introduces inline, off-host malware scanning on immutable, application-aware file system checkpoints. This approach allows enterprises to analyze data without impacting live production environments, while leveraging tamper-resistant recovery points to maintain data integrity throughout the recovery lifecycle.
Anirban Chowdhuri, Chief Technology Officer at Cloud Storage Security, said the partnership reflects a shift in how organizations approach cybersecurity. He emphasized that maintaining trust in data during ongoing operations is just as critical as detecting threats, noting that the combined solution enables confident recovery from cyber incidents without introducing additional risk.
Unlike traditional methods that treat security and recovery as separate processes, the integration creates a unified framework that brings together threat detection, data validation, and restoration. This enables earlier identification of compromised data, faster isolation of threats, and more efficient recovery from verified clean states.
The solution is designed to minimize downtime while reducing the risk of reinfection, offering enterprises a more proactive and continuous approach to cyber resilience. By embedding security controls throughout the data lifecycle, organizations can maintain availability and operational continuity even during active attacks. The partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward integrated resilience strategies, where detection, protection, and recovery are closely aligned. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, ensuring the integrity of data before restoration is emerging as a critical requirement for organizations seeking to safeguard business operations and maintain trust.
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