Superna launches Cyberstorage Platform v2.15 with updated security and recovery tools

Superna said v2.15 of its Cyberstorage platform simplifies security and resilience operations with new workflows for alerts, incident review, recovery and reporting.

Superna launches Cyberstorage Platform v2.15 with updated security and recovery tools

Superna said on Sept. 1 that it has launched Cyberstorage Platform v2.15, a software update the company says is designed to simplify security and resilience work for teams in Ottawa and beyond.

The release focuses on workflows used during threat investigation, response, readiness checks and disaster recovery. Superna said the update is aimed at helping security and infrastructure teams move faster when they review alerts, determine what happened and close incidents.

According to the company’s release, v2.15 adds a redesigned alarm view that brings active and historical alerts into one place, with filtering by severity and device, plus alarm details and remediation guidance. Superna also said threat investigation now combines affected data, recovery status, snapshots, impacted assets and event activity in one view.

The company described a guided event-closing workflow that helps administrators classify events, manage learned behavior, restore access where appropriate, manage snapshots, document decisions and complete incident closure. It also said the update redesigns threat-detection controls for learned thresholds, ignored activity, monitored entities and suspicious extensions.

Other changes in the release include an updated Security Guard Healthcheck experience, redesigned query and reporting workflows for audit and compliance evidence collection, and new inventory, licensing, jobs, onboarding and system-management experiences.

Superna also said Disaster Recovery workflows were redesigned to make readiness, operational activity, alarms and recovery processes clearer. The company said Enterprise AirGap adds an isolation layer for critical data and recovery workflows.

In a quoted statement, Joe Noonan, Superna’s chief product officer, said cyber resilience depends on making the right decisions quickly and said v2.15 is designed around clarity.

The company said the release is available now for existing and prospective customers. The release did not include pricing, revenue, customer counts or independent verification of the product claims.

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