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Superna 2.15 simplifies cyberstorage security and resilience operations

Help Net Securityby @helpnetsecurity ()2 min read1
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Superna released Cyberstorage platform v2.15 with redesigned ransomware investigation, guided incident closure and disaster recovery workflows.

Superna announced version 2.15 of its Cyberstorage platform, redesigning the user experience across security and resilience operations. The update adds centralized alarm management with severity and device filtering, consolidated threat investigation views showing affected data, snapshots, recovery status and impacted assets, and guided incident classification and closure workflows. It also refreshes Security Guard healthchecks, audit reporting, disaster recovery workflows and Enterprise AirGap isolation across the Data Security and Disaster Recovery editions.

Key facts
  • Redesigned alarm console centralizes active and historical alerts with severity and device filtering.
  • Consolidated threat investigation views combine affected data, snapshots and recovery status.
  • Adds guided event-closing and updated healthcheck, reporting and onboarding workflows.
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2 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Superna announced v2. 15 of its Cyberstorage platform, software that introduces a redesigned user experience across security and resilience workflows. The release is designed to give security and infrastructure teams clearer context and more guided workflows when investigating threats, managing response, validating readiness, operating disaster recovery, and managing AirGap protection.

Help Net Security

By @helpnetsecurity · helpnetsecurity.com

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