Recover confidently with clean recovery

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Of Breaches were ransomware related

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Of organizations are unable to recover from a site-wide crisis because they lack alterative infrastructure options.

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Tool sprawl creates blind spots

Different tools for VMs, cloud, endpoints, and SaaS drive inconsistent policies, unclear dependencies, and recovery surprises that slow response across hybrid estates.

Backups are a target

Ransomware increasingly targets backup infrastructure, so copies alone aren’t the finish line—teams need immutable and air-gapped patterns aligned to cyber recovery requirements.

Clean recovery is uncertain

The failure mode is confidence: what’s clean, what to restore first, and how to avoid reinfection when returning data and systems to production.

Recovery is multi-system sequencing

Recovery is not a single restore. Coordinating dependencies across apps, infrastructure, and data layers adds manual steps and handoffs when time and accuracy matter.

Readiness must be provable

Boards, regulators, and auditors want evidence—not optimism. Recovery readiness must be testable, reportable, and repeatable with results aligned to RPO/RTO.

Compliance pressure is rising

Regulatory drivers increase scrutiny on recoverability, validation, and timelines—raising expectations for governed recovery capabilities, regular testing, and a documented resilience posture.

One control plane for unified policy

Unify protection across hybrid environments with consistent policy, visibility, and governance—reducing tool sprawl and recovery surprises across on-prem, multi-cloud, and SaaS.

Air-gapped protection for recovery

Use immutable and air-gapped patterns aligned to cyber recovery requirements to safeguard recovery points from tampering and credential abuse during incidents.

Isolated validation before restore

Use cleanroom recovery environments for isolation, forensics, and cleanroom testing—validating recovery points and practices so teams can recover confidently under pressure.

Threat-informed clean restore decisions

Apply threat-informed recovery workflows to support clean restore decisions, improve recovery decision clarity, and reduce reinfection risk when returning workloads to production.

Orchestrated sequencing across systems

Orchestrate recovery with runbooks to coordinate dependencies across apps, infrastructure, and data layers—reducing manual steps and sequencing errors for tier-0 services.

Audit-ready recovery readiness reporting

Validate recovery readiness with evidence for operational and audit stakeholders, track results against RPO/RTO and MTTCR/MTCR, and maintain a measurable resilience posture.