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A category for software that produces a confidence-scored safe-resume decision from primary production evidence, rather than only inventorying backups or running restore tests. Cybersnap.io defined and operates in this category.
Backups are safe but slow. Production snapshots are fast but unverified. The missing layer combines the speed of snapshots with backup-level verification and produces a recovery decision in minutes.
Cybersnap.io visual map of recoverability. Every server is a row. Every snapshot over time is a column. Each cell shows the cleanliness verdict for that recovery point. The closest clean recovery point before the attack is the answer.
The verdict Cybersnap.io produces for any candidate recovery point: safe to resume, requires investigation, or unsafe to resume. Confidence-scored, evidence-backed, and auditable.
A single AI cyber agent that reads SnapMap data and turns scan results, snapshot history, and ransomware indicators into a plain-language recovery picture. Six capabilities: Summary Report, Validate Threats, Show Affected Components, Detect Anomalies, Analyze Threat Details, Suggest Next Actions.
An AI-native recovery engine. Specialized agents (forensic, customer-profile, simulation, ranking, recommendation) each focus on one part of the recovery problem and feed a central recovery brain. The platform stops adding features and starts compounding capability.
Policy-governed rescue actions: inspect snapshot history, identify clean candidates, isolate questionable recovery points, validate workloads, and guide safe production resume, with human approval where required.
Six correlated detection layers: YARA rules, Shannon entropy, ransom-note reading, extension and filename threat feeds, language and NLP signals, mass-change timeline. No single indicator is enough. Cybersnap.io correlates them.
No. Backups and DR keep doing their jobs. Cybersnap.io reads their outputs alongside production evidence and produces the safe-resume decision they were never designed to produce.
NetApp and VMware as the validated wedge. The connector model extends to Pure, Dell, Nutanix, NAS, and cloud over time.
No. The platform works close to primary production environments and does not depend on a third-party cloud for the core recovery decision. Cloud, on-premises, and hybrid are all in scope.
Minutes, not days. The safe-resume verdict is produced from primary production snapshots, which are inherently faster than backup-based recovery.
The product was shaped in high-pressure Israeli government recovery environments. Built with elite cyber-intelligence expertise. Now available to U.S. enterprise, MSP, and partner customers.
For enterprises: book a briefing, evaluate the fit against your stack, run a focused engagement on a target workload. For MSPs and partners: start with the platform overview and book a strategic conversation.
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