RestorePoint announced today the appointment of Dave Albano as President and CEO. Albano was most recently Vice President of Enterprise Sales for AT&T, where he was responsible for AT&T Wireline and Mobility services for more than 1,200 clients headquartered in the Southeast United States. He brings substantial business and technology experience to RestorePoint, a high growth technology leader in data protection and disaster recovery, located in Alpharetta, Ga.

“It is with tremendous excitement that I join the RestorePoint team to build upon its engineering expertise and continue to expand our solution portfolio—maintaining RestorePoint’s position at the forefront of data protection technology,” said Albano. “RestorePoint’s explosive growth—tripling its revenue and employees in the last 24 months—presents a significant opportunity to leverage our platform and continue to deliver additional value for enterprise clients.”

Albano has a proven track record in software and product development as well as leading sales and operations for enterprise clients. He has integrated multiple businesses over his career and exponentially grew AT&T’s Managed Services through an ecosystem of global partnerships with leading equipment manufacturers and systems integrators.

RestorePoint specializes in Adaptive Data Protection Services, protecting multiple petabytes of its customers’ data globally across Private, Public and Hybrid Clouds. RestorePoint's platform provides:

·       Software-defined storage tools to store and recover data in the format, version, and timeframe needed, regardless of where the data resides.

·       Disaster Recovery services including support from the Advanced Engineering team as well as use of resources in one of RestorePoint's seven SSAE-16 Data Centers globally. 

·       Integrated Security Solutions that protect customers against previously unknown (Zero-day) ransomware threats and real-time threat intelligence to ensure Adaptive Data Protection at all times. 

“Data is now the world’s most valuable resource,” continued Albano. “Enterprise backup, security and recovery has become one of the most critical tasks for every company, regardless of industry.”