United Arab Bank Implements Complete Data Protection for Data Backup, Replication, and Disaster Recovery with Commvault

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – January 10 2022: Commvault (NASDAQ: CVLT), a recognized global enterprise software leader in the management of data across cloud and on-premise environments, has been selected by United Arab Bank (UAB) to implement Commvault Complete Data Protection, with built-in ransomware protection for all their workloads, across the whole organisation.

United Arab Bank decided to partner with Commvault to install Complete Data Protection as a single, powerful backup software solution for data protection. UAB, a leading financial solutions provider in the UAE, will benefit from comprehensive on-prem, public cloud, and hybrid multi-cloud workload coverage from a single platform and user interface.  

All backup, archive, replication, disaster recovery, across all the bank’s environments will be covered including seamlessly integrating with IBM AS400 and AIX systems, Commvault will offer UAB support for legacy and modern workloads within a single solution.

Fady Richmany, Regional Vice President and General Manager at Commvault said, “We are proud to be working with one of the most respected banks in the region. Commvault Complete Data Protection will equip United Arab Bank with a single, unified solution for backup, archive, replication, disaster recovery, and built-in ransomware protection for all their workloads.”

Ayman AlQudsi, Chief Information Officer at United Arab Bank commented: “We selected Commvault for its industry-leading unified data management offering. The solutions will play an important role in improving our operations and systems across our offices and branches. We have implemented Commvault’s latest technologies to drive efficiencies and we look forward to seeing the results”.

Commvault Complete Data Protection helps ensure data availability and business continuity across on-premises and cloud environments. The solution is easily managed through a web-based user interface with role-based access control, enabling fully-permissioned self-service.