Dreeze Emerges From Stealth With $33M to Rebuild Cloud Apps After Cyberattacks
Created by Zerto and Kashya veterans, the startup has launched a platform designed to recover whole cloud applications.
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Israeli startup Dreeze secures $33 million to restore complete cloud environments following cyber incidents
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Israeli startup Dreeze Inc. has officially launched out of stealth with $33 million in fresh capital to help organizations recover entire public cloud workloads. Founded by veterans of Zerto and Kashya, the company has introduced a dedicated platform designed to rebuild full systems rather than merely restoring data files after a security breach. [1][2]
The platform introduces what Dreeze terms Application Revival, targeting the complex reconstruction process that follows traditional backups. Rather than focusing solely on stored data, the software addresses the broader operational components required by cloud-native workloads, including the underlying infrastructure, identities, and secrets necessary to bring applications back online. [2]
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Dreeze launches with $33M to recover entire cloud applications, not just their data
Israeli cloud application recovery startup Dreeze Inc. formally launched today with $33 million in new funding to bring what it calls Application Revival to enterprises running workloads in the public cloud. Dreeze provides software aimed at what happens after a backup has done its job. Cloud-native applications depend on infrastructure, identities and secrets as well…
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