Commvault On Cyber Recovery Why Disaster Plans Fall Short

Episode notes

What happens when cyber resilience shifts from an IT concern to something that directly impacts revenue, operations, and even national stability? In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I sit down with Mark Molyneux, Field CTO for Northern Europe at Commvault, to break down the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and what it really means for organizations trying to stay ahead of increasingly complex threats. At first glance, legislation like this can feel distant, something for compliance teams to worry about later. But as Mark explains, the reality is far more immediate. This bill has been years in the making, shaped by a growing pattern of incidents that have moved beyond isolated IT problems and into events with real economic and societal impact. The conversation quickly shifts from what the bill says to why it matters right now, especially as cyber threats continue to evolve faster than regulation can keep up. One of the most valuable takeaways from our discussion is the distinction between disaster recovery and true cyber recovery. Many organizations believe they are prepared because they have invested heavily in backup systems and failover environments.