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Horizon and Commvault Sign Strategic Collaboration to Strengthen Cyber Recovery Readiness in Iraq

Horizon and Commvault representatives signing the strategic collaboration agreement at ITEX Iraq 2026

Oct 6, 2026

Baghdad, Iraq | October 2026: Horizon has signed a strategic collaboration with Commvault during ITEX Iraq 2026, introducing advanced data protection and cyber recovery capabilities to support organizations in protecting critical information and maintaining operational continuity in the face of disruption.

As cyber threats increasingly target not only production environments but also the systems organizations depend on for recovery, the ability to restore trusted data has become an essential part of business resilience. Commvault's platform supports data protection and recovery across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and SaaS environments, with capabilities designed to help organizations validate recovery points and securely restore critical workloads following an incident.

Through the agreement, Horizon will make these capabilities more accessible to organizations in Iraq, helping them establish stronger recovery strategies and prepare for scenarios ranging from accidental data loss and infrastructure failure to ransomware and other cyber incidents.

A key area of focus will be clean recovery. Commvault provides isolated environments where recovery plans can be tested and data can be validated before systems are returned to production, helping organizations reduce the risk of restoring compromised information following an attack. Its technology also supports immutable and air-gapped protection designed to keep recovery copies separated from threats affecting production environments.

For Horizon, the agreement adds another layer to its growing ICT and digital infrastructure portfolio, extending its ability to support customers beyond data protection into recovery planning and cyber resilience.

The signing at ITEX Iraq 2026 reflects Horizon's continued investment in technologies that address the practical challenges facing enterprises in Iraq and help them protect the systems and information their operations depend on.