Firefly AI announced the launch of its Cloud Resilience Posture Management (CRPM) solution.
Designed to help enterprises take a proactive approach to cloud outages, cyberattacks, and human error, Firefly’s CRPM makes resilience measurable, automated, and continuous by providing a full readiness score of all cloud assets to ensure restore capabilities for critical functions.
Firefly’s CRPM provides a holistic view of recovery readiness. It assesses which cloud data-stores are backed up, whether the underlying infrastructure can be rebuilt, and identifies where resiliency is threatened by reliance on a single region or service.
“Every enterprise knows that it's not a question of if, but when another outage is coming,” said Ido Neeman, CEO and Co-Founder of Firefly. “Outages happen all the time, and while not all of them are newsworthy, each incident costs companies millions in lost revenue, productivity, and customer trust. Firefly is redefining what it means to be cloud-ready with CRPM that creates genuine resilience. We are giving enterprises the ability to recover their operations within minutes instead of waiting for the cloud provider to fix the problem.”
CRPM incorporates concepts from Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and combines them with the intelligence of Cloud Automation to create a unified resilience layer that turns recovery into a proactive, measurable posture rather than a reactive scramble. For executives managing resilience at scale, Recovery Time Objective (RTO) has become a defining metric. Firefly’s CRPM creates granular visibility into asset restore readiness, empowering organizations to audit, assess, and improve their RTO.
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