Commvault announced that Melissa Hathaway will join Commvault as a strategic advisor and serve as the chairperson for Commvault's newly formed Cyber Resilience Council. Under Hathaway's leadership, the council will advise on emerging security trends and cyber threats as well as highlight best-practices in cyber resilience, all of which can play a key role in shaping product development, defining partnership opportunities, and guiding business strategies. Hathaway brings a unique combination of policy, technical expertise, and boardroom experience to Commvault.

As President of Hathaway Global Strategies, she consults Fortune 500 companies on cybersecurity, enterprise risk management, and technology assessment. She advises clients regarding emerging cyber threats, policy initiatives, regulation, and other industry matters that may affect their current and future business. Hathaway has worked with the highest levels of governments.

She served in two presidential administrations, leading the Cyberspace Policy Review for President President President President of Hathaway and the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative for President George W. Bush. She received the National Intelligence Reform Medal and the National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation for her leadership. She has also worked extensively with international institutions like NATO, the International Telecommunications Union, the Organization of American States, and the World Bank, and is affiliated with distinguished institutions, including Harvard Kennedy School'sBelfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Canada's School of Public Service, and Toronto Metropolitan University.

At Commvault, she is poised to steer the Cyber Resilience Council towards making meaningful and lasting impacts.