RECOVERY-FIRST CYBER RESILIENCE, PROVEN WITH EVIDENCE
Security has an owner. Infrastructure has an owner. The ability to bring the business back after ransomware sits between them, and in most org charts it belongs to no one. Fenix24 was built to own it.
84%
of data considered immutable is lost.
Learn how to save it.
Resistance has a failure rate
Phishing, stolen credentials, an unpatched edge device… eventually something gets through. The organizations that come out of a breach intact are the ones that planned for the day after, and most planning stops at the day of.
Backups are the first target
Threat actors go after backup infrastructure first because a victim who can restore doesn’t pay. In our recoveries, the ransom conversation usually starts with the state of the backups.
A recovered server is not a recovered business
We’ve watched victims restore every machine and still sit idle, because an application’s license server, service account, or DNS record wasn’t part of anyone’s plan. Operational recoverability means the whole business runs again, in a defined order, within a defined time.
Twenty years of security spending built taller walls, and most organizations still can’t say how fast they could rebuild if the environment behind those walls were destroyed tonight. Most organizations measure security. Security leaders measure recoverability.
A company that gets hit and restores operations in days now signals preparation to boards, shareholders, and regulators. The three-week outage is what destroys value. Recovering fast has become a mark of strength.
The demonstrated ability to keep the business running through an attack, proven with evidence: a tested restore order, validated recovery targets, and a current picture of the gaps in between. Fenix24 builds that evidence and keeps it current as your environment changes.
THE SYSTEM
One connected loop, run with you.
Recoverability Intelligence • Continuosly Validated
Powers every phase Resilience, In Real Time.
Breach experience feeds back
When the worst day comes
One live map of every asset, dependency, and backup, pulled from 70+ live sources, with coverage evaluated at the application level. Only Argos99 reads your policies alongside the data, flagging where your environment has drifted from what’s required.
Define your Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE), the systems that must come back first. Then test whether your backups and recovery targets can survive real ransomware conditions. Learn now what others learn at ransom.
A SOC watches for intrusions. The ROC watches your recoverability. Specialists monitor for configuration drift, dependency changes, and backup gaps, then work with your team to remediate and re-test so your RTO and RPO hold as your environment
changes.
Breach experience feeds back
When the worst day comes
Boards and regulators are no longer asking if you have a resilience policy. They’re asking for proof it works. We’ll show you what that proof looks like for your environment.
