Dreeze secures $33M to enhance cloud app recovery after cyberattacks
Cloud application recovery startup Dreeze announced a $33 million seed funding round, emerging from stealth mode with a new platform designed to restore complete cloud applications, not just data. The platform, called Application Revival, continuously scans cloud environments, identifies application resources and dependencies, and creates recovery plans that can rebuild entire applications automatically. This approach addresses the gap between data recovery and full application restoration, crucial amid rising cyber threats and AI-related risks. Support for AWS is live, with Microsoft Azure support in early access, expected to be generally available in 2027.
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Dreeze secures $33M to enhance cloud app recovery after cyberattacks
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Cloud application recovery startup Dreeze announced a $33 million seed funding round, emerging from stealth mode with a new platform designed to restore complete cloud applications, not just data. The platform, called Application Revival, continuously scans cloud environments, identifies application resources and dependencies, and creates recovery plans that can rebuild entire applications automatically. This approach addresses the gap between data recovery and full application restoration, crucial amid rising cyber threats and AI-related risks. Support for AWS is live, with Microsoft Azure support in early access, expected to be generally available in 2027.