Name: The Rubrik Roundup: Quarterly Product & Feature Releases
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Description: The Rubrik Roundup: Quarterly Product & Feature Releases

Transcript for "The Rubrik Roundup: Quarterly Product & Feature Releases": Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the Rubrik Roundup. I'm Justin Rees. We're gonna walk through some pretty cool stuff that we shipped over the last several months. And to kick us off, here's a question for you. If your board walked up to you tomorrow and said, hey. How fast can we actually recover from a ransomware attack? Could you give them a straight answer? Well, I don't think most people can't, and here's why that's a huge problem. Ninety percent of companies got hit with cyber attacks last year, and and get this, in seventy four percent of those attacks, the bad guys actually got into all of their backup systems. And look, you can't stop all of these attacks. It's just not something that you can do. It's not something that's possible. And the threat landscape has completely changed. We're starting to deal with nation state actors, sophisticated ransomware groups, and even insider threats now that these traditional security tools just weren't built, to to help against. And so the only thing that it comes down to is how fast can you get your company back online. And so here's what usually happens when you get hit. First, you're scrambling to figure out how bad it is. And then you're trying to figure out when it all kinda started. Then you're hunting through all of your backups trying to find one that's actually clean. And then you're trying to figure out what kind of data might have been stolen. And only then can you start to restore. And so this whole mess can take weeks, if not months. And that's weeks or months where your company is just down. Your customers can't access services, your employees can't work, and all of the revenue just stops. And so traditional backup recovery systems were built for hardware failures, and natural disasters, not these adversarial attacks where the bad guys are actively trying to corrupt all of your backups. But so at Rubrik, we flip this whole thing on its head. And instead of doing all of that detective work after you get attacked, we do it continuously in the background. And this is what we call the assume breach approach. And so we're not trying to prevent all of these attacks. That's something that you just can't do and like we talked about. But we're making sure that when you do get hit, you have the fastest cyber RTO possible. And our primitive recovery engine is basically doing all of that analysis in every single backup that we take. And so when something bad does happen, we already know what the answers are. And so think about it. While your competition are spending days or weeks or months trying to find out what went down, you're already back in line servicing all of your customers. And we already know which backups are clean. We already know when the attack started. We already know what data might be at risk. And so this isn't just about having backups, this is about having the insights. Because when every second counts, having those answers makes all the difference in the world. And so that's what's driving everything we built this quarter, and it comes down to really three big areas. First, making sure you can actually recover fast when bad things happen. Second, protecting your identity systems because, you know, that's how most attacks start nowadays. I think with close to 80% of cyber attacks now involve some form of compromised credentials. And third, keeping your business online no matter what. Because at the end of the day, the technology exists to serve the company, not the other way around. And so the team and I are gonna dig into how we deliver these key kind of innovations across on premises, cloud, and SaaS environments. And I'll kick things off for us talking about on premises enterprise data protection updates before I pass it off, to the others to take you through all the remaining sections. And just a quick reminder, our technical marketing team is on the line. So they're here to take all of your questions. So please feel free to submit them throughout the presentation as we'd love to hear from you and talk through any questions you might have. But with that, let's go ahead and jump in. Alright. So first up, let's talk about on premises enterprise data protection. And so what have we shipped over the last several months? You know, it really comes down to these five major updates that address the most common gaps, you know, we heard from customers. That being OpenStack support, MySQL support, a pure storage kind of integration, MongoDB certification, and smarter Oracle data discovery. Each one of these solves a specific problem, that was keeping customers from getting the recovery speeds that they need. And so I'll take you through all of these. First up, OpenStack. And so with our OpenStack update, customers can now modernize their infrastructure without sacrificing data protection. And the problem that we solve or set out to solve is customers are moving to OpenStack for its scalability and flexibility, but legacy tools just can't keep up with how dynamic these environments are. VMs are constantly being created and destroyed, and your backup solution is missing workloads. And so our native OpenStack integration automatically discovers and protects new instances, the second they're created through the OpenStack API. And so you get policy driven protection that scales with the with the environment, plus cross hypervisor recovery if you need to restore to different infrastructure during an emergency. And with this update, customers can now confidently pursue open stack modernization knowing their data protection will scale with them. Moving on to MySQL, and so with our MySQL update, customers can now protect their MySQL databases with the same enterprise grade capabilities they get for Oracle and SQL Server and all of the other, kind of native databases that we support. And so the problem that we set out to solve is MySQL is powering more and more, kind of business critical applications. But most organizations are still using homegrown scripts and manual processes for their backups. And when disaster strikes, recovery is slow, it's error prone, and often incomplete. And so our native MySQL support uses MySQL enterprise backup APIs for zero downtime protection, across on premises, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure deployments. And so you get this automated discovery, policy driven protection, and granular recovery options, which includes, down to the database instance, or point in time down to the second using continuous binary log capture. And so with this update, customers can now run business critical MySQL applications with confidence knowing they have enterprise grade protection and fast recovery capabilities. And so what about this pure partnership that you may have heard about? And so with our Pure Storage Cyber Resilience Visibility integration, customers can now achieve near zero recovery times while guaranteeing clean data restoration. And so what were we trying to solve? And so when ransomware hits, your team waste precious days manually testing backup snapshots to find clean restore points. Meanwhile, your company is offline. And so this integration combines Pure's safe mode snapshots with Rubrik's threat kind of insights that we provide. And so we continuously scan your VM workloads, and automatically tag threats and correlate that insight with Pure's store snapshots through their workflow automation. And so your storage team gets this immediate visibility into which snapshots are verified clean. And so what's the result of that? You can now restore hundreds of terabytes in seconds directly from Pure's storage arrays, not hours or days like you would from traditional backup systems. And so with this update, customers can now achieve the fastest, possible recovery times while eliminating the guesswork about data integrity. What about MongoDB? And so with our MongoDB ops manager certification, customers can now protect Mongo enterprise advanced deployments with the same unified platform they use for everything else. What was the problem that we tried to solve? Well, MongoDB, MongoDB is becoming mission critical for modern applications, but protecting it at scale is incredibly complex. Managing snapshots across sharded clusters, ensuring consistency, having to coordinate op logs, it's a nightmare of manual processes that just break down when you need them most. And so our certified integration with MongoDB ops manager, it automates the entire backup and recovery process through ops manager's APIs. And so you get this continuous op log protection, the automated cluster orchestration, and point in time recovery down to the second, all managed through the same security cloud interface as other workloads. And so with this update, customers can now deploy business critical MongoDB applications knowing they have MongoDB certified protection that actually works at enterprise scale. And so what about our Oracle database updates? And so with our Oracle data discovery and classification update, customers can now proactively identify and protect sensitive data before, it becomes a compliance nightmare. And so what were we trying to solve? Well, DBAs are managing Oracle databases with sensitive data, but they have no visibility more or less into what's actually stored where. And so what does this mean when a breach occurs? Well, it means that you can't quickly assess the impact or meet those, compliance notification requirements because you don't know what, kind of data potentially was compromised. And so this automated discovery uses over 100 predefined analyzers to map sensitive data, which can be PII, financial records, health care information, down to specific tables and columns. And the classification happens during your regular backup operations with no production impact, and all analysis stays, within your on premises data center. And so you also get these dashboards showing exactly where your regulatory risks live filtered by compliance framework. Right? So whether it's GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, all there for you in a single dashboard. And so with this update, customers can now transform their Oracle security from reactive compliance to proactive risk kind of management. And so that's just a quick look, you know, at what we've, brought to market from the enterprise data protection side of the house over the last several months. Things like OpenStack, MySQL support, pure storage integration for lightning fast recovery, MongoDB certification, and, of course, the smarter Oracle data discovery. And so all of these innovations, outside of the pure storage integration, which will come later this year, are now generally available. And so I encourage you to take a look and, you know, see how these can help accelerate your cyber recovery capabilities. I'll now pass it to Seema to take us through this last update for enterprise data protection, which is Kubernetes data threat analytics extension. And so customers can now get the same, level of insight on threat detection for containerized workloads as they do, for traditional infrastructure. And so, Seema, over to you. If you are using Kubernetes or k eights to automate deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications, we have some good news. Now you can actually uncover data risks, monitor for threats, and recover quickly to a clean state with Rubrik data threat analytics. Some of the key capabilities include anomaly detection, threat monitoring, advanced threat hunting, and turbo threat hunting. We now support Kubernetes, specifically the virtual machines and protection sets. Key benefits you'll experience is you're able to uncover hidden data risks within the data, be it like application data, for example, Kubernetes. You can investigate your Kubernetes backup data for threats faster, and you can stay ahead of cyber attacks. Key use cases that customers can take advantage of are being able to detect such things as encryption, unusual access patterns, and other ransomware indicators that alert you to threats. You can monitor your deployments from malware IOCs using a threat intel feed, and you can perform threat hunts to find last clean recovery points so that you then you can take action to quarantine threats as well as get back to a clean state and get your business operational. Thank you. Thank you, Seema. Hey, everybody. This is Daniel Lou. I lead product marketing here for our cloud products at Rubrik. Today, I'm really excited to show you the latest capabilities we've launched to protect, our customers' cloud data. So what's new? We have this long list here. I bucketed into three main categories. I'm not gonna double click into all of these line items, but I wanted to give you a high level overview of how we're thinking about this, and then I'll deep dive into a few of them. So first, we have foundational enhancements for cloud workload protection. This is all about expanding our coverage and capabilities for services you use every day. These are services like Dynamo, RDS, Google Cloud. Second, here in the middle, we strengthen our cyber recovery capabilities. This is where we focus on helping you recover from an attack with speed and confidence. We do this with powerful tools like data discovery and classification as well as our orchestrated recovery, which is now available for Azure VMs. And finally, we're delivering new enterprise grade features. These are designed to enhance security, improve efficiency, and lower your total cost of ownership in the cloud. So let me double click into a few of these. First up is data discovery and classification. A huge challenge in the cloud is just simply knowing where your sensitive data is. You can't protect what you can't see. Right? And so this feature automatically finds and classifies your sensitive data across AWS and Azure. Think of it as putting a spotlight on your most critical information, things like PII and PHI. We also provide hundreds of prebuilt classifiers to find this data right out of the box, but you can also easily customize them to find your own unique IP. The key here is that it's continuous. It's not a one time scan. As new data is created or changed, our platform automatically discovers it. It then maintains an up to date inventory so you always have a clear picture of your data landscape. And this visibility, it's it's a game changer. It allows you to assess and prioritize risk from data exfiltration. You can strengthen your security controls where they matter the most. Next, let's talk about recovery. After an attack, you need to recover fast, but without reinfecting your environment. And that's what cyber recovery for Azure VM is for. It's an integrated solution to minimize downtime by letting you create, validate, and orchestrate detailed recovery plans. You can define boot order and network settings, then you can test these plans in an isolated recovery environment to ensure you're cyber ready. And when it is time to recover, you can execute a pre validated plan with just a few clicks. A key challenge is knowing which backup is safe to restore, and this solution integrates with our threat hunting capabilities. It scans backups for anomalies and IOCs. This helps you quickly identify a clean malware free recovery point so you can restore with confidence. Now let's shift gears to workload protection starting with AWS DynamoDB. For many of the world's largest enterprises, think Netflix and even amazon.com itself, Dynamo is a business critical workload that powers their day to day operations. It's one of the top services on AWS, and now Rubrik is very proud to be able to protect it. We're addressing two big challenges that our customers face with the native abilities of protecting Dynamo. First, cost. AWS backup for DynamoDB is limited to performing expensive full backups. Rubrik, on the other hand, gives you the option for incremental backups, which dramatically reduces your cloud storage cost. Our architecture also provides immutability. This means you don't need to retain extra copies of full backups in a backup vault, saving you even more money. Second, we deliver operational, simplicity. With Rubrik, you can use policy driven automation to manage protection and replication across all your AWS accounts and regions. This eliminates the complex manual process that are often required for disaster recovery and removes the need for specialized AWS knowledge. Now this is all done through a single pane of glass. Our unified platform brings all your d DynamoDB instances as well as your other AWS workloads together. So you are confident that there are no protection gaps. Staying on the topic of databases here for AWS, we've also introduced enhancements to our RDS protection. And while we've been protecting RDS for a while, that's not new. What is new is how we're going about doing it. We have developed a new purpose built engine specifically for protecting cloud managed relational databases. We started with support for RDS for PostgreSQL, and we're planning on rapidly rolling out support for other databases in the near future. So what does this new engine deliver? The biggest benefit is immutability, by default. Your backups are immutable from day one. This is a critical security feature. With native tools, it requires you to a complex backup vault configuration, and you need specialized, knowledge to set this all up. With Rubrik, it it just works. So we're very excited about this. Again, bringing the centralized management of of Dynamo, into the Rubrik family allows you to have, again, that single pane of glass to manage all of your, your workloads. And, of course, we support more than just AWS and Azure. We also support, Google Cloud, which is huge among our customer base. We're very excited to announce enhanced Google Cloud protection. For a while now, AWS and Azure customers of ours have benefited from a rich set of enterprise grade features. And with this, we're bringing that same level of capability and parity to our customers on Google. This includes critical features like file level indexing for granular recovery. It also includes immutable backups and storage tiering to lower cost, classes. And one of the biggest advantages is that, optimization of storage cost. We give you ability to send that backup data to, lower cost storage tiers like a near line or a cold line. And this bypasses the need to store snapshots at more expensive, higher performance storage tiers, which significantly reduces, your cloud bill. Finally, let's look at a powerful feature that works under the hood to save you money, optimized snapshot retention. This has been available for Azure for a while. Now it's available to our AWS customers. How your backups are stored has a massive impact on cloud data as well as your cloud bill. Traditional methods are inefficient. They often require multiple expensive full backups. They create rigid dependency chains that make it impossible to delete old expired backups. This forces you to pay for storage you don't need. With us, our patented logic redefines this and makes it more efficient with a hierarchical approach. We start with one full backup, then all subsequent backups are incremental. When it's time for a weekly or monthly backup, we start a new incremental chain that branches off the original. This is key. It breaks up the dependency between change. This means that when daily backups expire, they can actually be deleted. And this results in significant reduction in your cloud storage footprint. We've seen over 30%, savings all done in the background with this capability. And so that's it. That's the end of my list here. Everything we've discussed today is designed to keep your cloud data safe and always recoverable. Hopefully, you've learned something. If you have any other questions, please do reach out. Thank you so much for your time. I'm gonna hand this over to my colleague, Ayen, to talk more about our SaaS data protection. Thanks, Daniel. Hello, everyone, and welcome. Today, we're going to talk about the SaaS space and why it is more important than ever to have a robust data protection strategy. While SaaS platforms are incredibly powerful, they do not fully protect your data from all threats, and that is why rebuilding a complete cyber resilience story is so crucial. My name is Ayan Mishra, and today, we're going to walk you through our latest updates for Microsoft three sixty five. We focus on our new end to end cyber resilience story and also highlight some of the new features that we've released in the past quarter. Let's get started. When it comes to Microsoft three sixty five, it is important to remember the shared responsibility model. Microsoft protects the cloud infrastructure itself, but then you are responsible for your own data and the identity within that cloud. Our goal is to help you build complete cyber resilience for your m p 65 data. Rubrik delivers this with three key pillars of the Rubrik Security Cloud. First, we have the automated risk mitigation. This helps you go beyond traditional backup with security first approach to the m three sixty five data. You can automatically discover and classify sensitive data to find blind spots and pinpoint overexposed data access. With this, you can reduce your attack surface by ensuring the right users have the right access and protect your environment for AI initiatives like Copilot. Second, you get orchestrated intra ID recovery. With identity resilience, you can now recover with speed and precision. You get clean, fast, and orchestrated recovery of active directory and intra ID and ensure that your users can log back in and maintain service availability. This will help you bring your core authentication services back online immediately after a major cyber incident. And third, we have m three sixty five cyber recovery. This includes advanced features like prioritize recovery, threat monitoring, and anomaly detection. You can restore critical data, files, and mailboxes up to 100 x faster with prioritize recovery. You get a fast, clean recovery of your m three sixty five data to meet your RTOs and back get back to business without any delays. Now let's talk about why this is uniquely positioned to solve exactly for our customers' problems. First, we offer immutable and unified data protection. This means that you get a single integrated platform for all of your m three sixty five data, and this is across, you know, Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams. Your data is protected from the moment you back up, and you do not have to worry about point solutions anymore. Second is accelerated and intelligent recovery. We minimize business disruption with intelligent recovery features like anomaly detection, threat monitoring, and turbo threat hunting. You can uncover data risks, monitor for threats, and quickly find a clean recovery that ensures fast and safe recovery. Third, we provide proactive DSPM. This allows you to continuously discover and classify sensitive information. You can proactively remediate exposure, ensure compliance, and enable secure AI adoption from pilot to production. And finally, we have critical identity recovery. This provides a robust, secure, and air gap recovery for both AD and Android, including orchestrated forest recovery. And as we know, this is a crucial line of defense. What this means is that with Rubrik, you can ensure end to end cyber resilience for your m three sixty five environment. Now let's talk about some of the new features that we've released in the past quarter to help you achieve the cyber resilience. I'm going to talk specifically about Microsoft Teams here. First, we introduce Teams master recovery. This powerful feature lets you restore multiple Teams, channels, and files at once. It is a huge time saver, and it helps you get back to business much faster after a large scale data loss incident. Second, we have prioritized recovery for teams. In a crisis, not all data is equally important. This feature allows you to recover the most recent and critical teams data first. The rest of the recovery process then continues in the background. And finally, we have the new recover teams from scratch feature. This gives you a clean slate recovery. You can restore a team from a known good backup to a new location, which helps you ensure a secure recovery and avoid any sort of reinfection. We also have new capabilities for OneDrive and SharePoint that enhance security and simplify recovery. These features are all about proactive protection. We're excited to introduce threat hunting and threat monitoring for OneDrive and SharePoint. Threat hunting allows your security teams to proactively search for threats inside your backups. Threat monitoring automatically detects the threats early using an up to date threat intelligence feed. Both these features together help prevent malware reinfection and reduce your overall downtime. Secondly, we have data threat analytics that now supports OneDrive and SharePoint, and it helps you uncover data risks and monitor threats. We are also making recovery even simpler with a new OneDrive file permissions restore feature. With this, you can back up and recover files along with their original permissions and shared links. This ensures secure and compliant file access after a recovery and eliminates the need for any manual reconfiguration. These were highlights for all of all the new features that we've released in the past quarter, and I'm excited about what we're building next. I just wanna conclude by saying that you can build true end to end cyber resilience for your m p 65 environment with Rubrik. You get powerful new features that protect your data and identity. You can streamline recovery, and you get the confidence during a crisis. That's all I had for SaaS today. Thanks for tuning in. And I'll and I will now pass it on to Waisau to talk about identity protection and recovery. Thanks, Alpika, for a great update on m three sixty five, which is a great segue into identity. With identity being the number one attack vector, Rubik has taken a closer look at how we can help protect customers here. Because when attackers compromise Active Directory, Entre, or Okta, they don't just get in. They lock users out, so that services stop and trust that the business breaks down. So over the last nine months, Rubrik has worked diligently to deliver identity resilience and recovery, both designed to address this very problem. And we started with AD and Entre as they remain the backbone of most enterprise access, which means they're also prime targets. A compromised domain controller or misconfigured entree tenant can easily bring down an organization. To solve for this, Rubrik delivers automated orchestrated recovery for these environments. Instead of relying on manual rebuilds that can take days or weeks, you can restore force and tenants in a matter of hours. Clean recovery is possible with immutable backups and a five click wizard with guided workflows workflows, all of which takes the pain out of Microsoft's complex AD Force recovery process or lack of native solution for Entre. I often ask customers, how long would it take you today to fully rebuild Active Directory or Entrez if it went down? The answers were often dosed with a bit of comedic reality, like, you mean after I got up from the fetal position? In all seriousness, I wanna touch upon another key value Rubrik is driving in its solution. It's well known that most organizations are running on hybrid multi IDP environments. According to a recent CISA report, that figure sits around 75%. And what we've seen in our own customer base, that figure is actually closer to 80%, which makes orchestrated clean recovery across AD and ENTRE absolutely critical. And that is also why we are very excited that we announced last week we're extending Rubrik identity recovery to Okta, which powers identity for many SaaS and cloud first organizations. The challenge here is that Okta does not have a native solution and practices a shared responsibility model similar to that of cloud service providers like Azure, GCP, AWS, OCI, and so on. So a tenant misconfiguration, deletion, or attack can leave organizations scrambling to rebuild, often taking days or weeks. Rubrik eliminates that risk. We keep immutable backups of Okta users, policies, groups, apps, and their configurations and mappings. If something goes wrong, you can restore instantly, whether that's a single configuration or the entire tenant. That means no manual rebuilds, minimal downtime, and compliance ready recovery logs that prove exactly what was restored and when. And the extra value I alluded to earlier is that Rubrik is the only vendor on the market who will be able to do this across AD, ENTRE, and Okta on a single platform. For those using Okta, are you using Terraform to back up Okta today? Curious if you have a plan, for recovering if it's compromised. Right. So identity resilience, because recovery is only part of the story. True resilience means prevention, visibility, and restoring trust after an incident. Rubrik provides comprehensive visibility across AD and ENTRE with real time insights into misconfigurations, privilege escalations, and risk accounts. But we don't just surface the risk and exposures. We give you actionable insights and the ability to remediate before they're exploited. If an attacker slips through, you can roll back unwanted or malicious changes instantly. And an an example of that would be a GPO change. With Rubrik, you can detect, investigate, and recover from identity based threats in one workflow. And because most of you are running in hybrid multi multi IDP environments, Rubrik is uniquely positioned as the best vendor to help you stay secure and recover across your multi IDPs on a single UI on Rubrik Security Cloud. So this solution is even more compelling for our customers with the recent recent integration of Rubrik identity resilience with CrowdStrike's Falcon identity protection, which actually helps detect and contain the threat while Rubrik ensures you can roll back and recover. So a lot packed into a very quick update today, and there's much more to come with identity. So please ensure that you stay tuned and reach out if you have any questions. Thanks. Awesome. Thank you, Alpika, and thank you to everybody for joining us today. We covered a lot of ground from our preemptive recovery engine that's transforming how organizations think about the overall cyber recovery process to all of the enterprise cloud, SaaS, and identity, innovations we've brought to market over the last several months. And so the bottom line is pretty simple. You can't prevent all these cyber attacks from happening, but you can control how fast you can restore. Net recovery speed directly impacts your business continuity, your customer trust. And so if any of this resonates with challenges that you might be facing in your own environment, I'd encourage you to reach out, and just have a conversation with our team. And with that, you know, if you have any questions, we'd love to open it up. Our technical marketing team is on on the call as as we mentioned. They're happy to dive deeper into any of these innovations and and really answer any questions that you might have. And so please go ahead and submit your questions, and we'll get them answered for you. Thanks again for your time today, and let's jump into those questions. Hey, everybody. Me again. Thank you for taking time out of your day to meet with us and learn more about, some of the past, things that the company has shipped. I'm gonna go ahead and hand it off to Jeff Inouye, who is the technical marketing leader here at Rubrik, and he's gonna walk us through some of the q and a. Hey, everyone. Alright. So I'm gonna start off with the first question here. The question is how does Oracle DB, data discovery and classification work with Oracle TDE? So we're in luck. We do have our database specialist, online. So I'll pick a what's the answer to this question? Thank you, Jeff. And, essentially, this works as, the sensitive data monitoring or discovery works exactly same, like how it will work with Oracle. The reason being, we actually don't, do the scanning or the sensitive data scanning, for your backups. But for databases, we actually sample the live database. So when we go and query the live database, the r man will essentially return an or decrypted data. So then we can take the data, do the classification, and let you know, where your sensitive data lives. So whether you have, your encrypted or unencrypted data, the process will not change. Over to you, Jeff. Awesome. Okay. Second question in queue here. So they want to, know how the new optimized snapshot retention for AWS, works to reduce, cloud storage costs. So, in a nutshell, what happens, when we archive or store, snapshots in cloud is that we have to carry a full, and that's to basically ensure the integrity of the backup chain. So what happens is over time, we actually accrue lots of incremental snapshots. But with this new technology, what we're doing is we're actually, introducing a new strategy, that actually will keep the same level of integrity, but will minimize the amount of, snapshot chain lengths that we have, within the the archive copy or within the the local storage. So that's how we reduce the snapshots. We're essentially just keeping less redundant copies around, and that's how, we are seeing the savings, with that technology. The second question here or third question rather, is around the new integration with Pure Storage. So how does combining Rubrik's analytics with Pure Storage Snapshots, provide near zero RTO and prevent reinfection during recovery? So, Kev Johnson has some experience with this. So, Kev Johnson, take it away. Sure. Thanks, Jeff. So so, basically, obviously, where where we have that integration, so where with those snapshots that are occurring at the pure storage level, we have all of the cool stuff that we do with data for analytics. So we're looking for, you know, presence of anomalies, things like ransomware encryption, mass file deletions, also IOCs, from things like threat monitoring. And what we can do is we can tag those snapshots on the pure array with the metadata of what we found within that. So when it comes to, to recovering from those snapshots, what we can do is you you can basically recover directly from the pure storage signal snapshot. You don't have to copy it across the wire, and that's how you can do it so incredibly, incredibly quickly. Awesome. Awesome. Yeah. Okay. Alright. So next question here. Regarding m three sixty five, you've added mass recovery for Teams and threat analytics for OneDrive and SharePoint. So how do these tools, work to speed up business operations after an attack? So how do we expedite in the recovery process? So, Alpika, go ahead and take it away. Awesome. So these are the cool enterprise edition features we just added over the summer, and essentially just over past few months, to m three sixty five. So as an enterprise edition customer, what you get is data threat analytics. So as part of that, what you get is anomaly detection, which looks for anomalies like Kev Johnson mentioned. So any ransomware, massive file deletions, things of that nature. And also through threat monitoring, we are also proactively monitoring your backups, to see if there are any indicators of compromise. We also offer threat hunting, using which you can look for indicators of compromise and identify a complete blast radius as to when the threats first, was discovered in your environment, what is a clean snapshot free from essentially any ransomware or any indicators of compromise, and do a recovery, from that clean snapshot so that you don't reinfect your environment and your data is safe. You do have the option to recover using prioritized recovery where you are recovering your data, what's important to you to get yourself up and running, and then do a mass recovery. Or you can just simply choose mass recovery like Jeff, like the question mentioned, or ask for, about mass recovery for Teams. So, essentially, you can recover multiple Teams at the same time or, multiple OneDrives at the same time or your and across your entire organization, and to get yourself up and done. So just depending on the use case, you can pick and choose between mass recovery or prioritized recovery. Awesome. Yeah. Tons of innovation there. It seems like every this story is now complete for m three sixty five workloads, so that's super exciting. Yeah. Pretty exciting. Thanks. Okay. So next question here. This one's an identity question. So, identity protection does include AD, ENTRE, and now Okta. The question says, Rubrik approach how does Rubrik approach help an organization using multiple identity providers, manage risk? So I'm gonna jump in and grab that one. Yeah. Sure. Yeah. Okay. Cool. So, really, on honestly, you know, the the first big thing here is and and, you know, we I don't think we've shouted about it enough is, Rubrik is the first, company with a platform that can protect across Entre, Active Directory, and Okta. And that's that's a massive thing out of, you know, just out out of the get go. Really, you know, that that's that's when we we start talking about, about recovery, and recovery is obviously super, super important. But we also want to help organizations get from a place where, you know, the bad thing has already happened and you need to recover. To get from there to a to a point a place where you have really a a a much more solid, identity security posture. So if we think about how, the the kind of the structure of an identity based attack, first the first thing that happens is you have misconfigurations. You have weaknesses in, how how your policies are built, all of these things. These are the first things that we need to address. So we have a policy engine that that monitors all of this stuff. We can help you to better harden your identity provider. In the event that an attacker does get in, ideal you know, we still have we still have another opportunity here to prevent them from doing the amount of damage that that they would do that would require a full recovery of a tenant, for example. So what we're doing here is we're monitoring for malicious activity, things like changes to, you know, escalation of privileges, changes to policies, all of these kinds of things. We can identify those. We can let you know in real time when they happen so that you can then go do something about it. There's some other stuff that's gonna be coming down the line in the next few weeks that, we've kinda talked a little bit around at, events like Falcon and Octane over the last couple of weeks. I think I'm allowed to talk about them. But the whole idea here is when we identify these things, we give you a checkbox. We basically go, here's the list of things that this identity has done, and we give you an easy undo button so that you can basically wipe out any malicious changes that, that that that compromised identity has done. So we're working really closely in partnership with, with the likes of CrowdStrike, with their identity protection tool to help they they're they're really good at the detection side of things. They can then lock that identity down. We can then help roll back any changes that the attacker was able to make. So, really, it's about having all of these capabilities across, multiple different IDPs because in in in my experience, the vast majority of organizations, they've probably got active directory and then, you know, they may have some Entre, but we're seeing a lot of Okta in conjunction with both Entre and Active Directory there. So having that single user interface is super, super important, I think, going forward. Yeah. It seems like there's gonna be a ton of excitement adding to the already monumental sort of, activity that's going on right now, especially in the identity space. So I am gonna put you on the spot a little bit, Kev Johnson. There's a couple of questions questions around licensing What I'm hearing from you. Availability of Okta. But so, one of the the, audience is asking, when is the Okta backup going to be available, and what is the fee structure? What does the licensing look like there? Sure. Okay. Cool. So in terms of when it's gonna be available, we're targeting the end of this year. I don't wanna give people a specific date because, you know, things things do slip in. We we all live in the real world here. But, yeah, we're targeting we're hoping to have it out in plenty of time for the end of this calendar year. In terms of the fee structure, the licensing, it works in pretty much the same way as we have for active directory and for Entrez. So, basically, the number of users that you have, within within Okta. So, yeah, we're trying to keep things as simple as possible. We're not going down the route of, hey. Well, how much backup capacity do you want to, to consume? It's just the number of users that you've got, and we take care of all that back end storage for you. So you have that logical air gap. You don't need to worry about capacity management or anything like that. And then in the worst case you know, if the worst comes to the worst and you do need to be able to recover, we have those immutable air gapped backups to recover for you. Hope that helps. Excellent. Yes. It does. Okay. I'm just double checking the questions here. I see an extra question about about the Okta by which which specific license. So, Okta is licensed as part of identity recovery. So you just license the number the number of users for identity recovery, and there you go. That's it. Again, we're trying to keep it as simple as possible. We're not we're not carving out tons of different new products that people need to buy. It's we wanna make it as simple as possible. Yeah. Okay. Cool. I see one more question, coming in. So do any of these tools apply to UNIX or IBM, IBM I type of data? Yes. Well, it it it depends on what, specific feature we're talking about, but we do have support for both UNIX and IBM I. Typically, that comes in the form of of what we call file set data. So we do have, capabilities from, data through analytics standpoint, to be able to, look for anomalies, and that sort of thing. So I hope that answered the question. If there's additional follow-up, please drop it in the chat. Sorry. Some great questions to bear. Yeah. Thanks everyone for tuning in, Greg. I think we're good to go here. Okay. If there's any, follow-up questions, we'll go ahead and get those answered, because we do have contact information, I believe. So yeah. Everyone, thank you for joining. We're so excited. We'll see you next quarter. Thank you. Bye.