Salvador Technologies provides a cyber-attack recovery platform delivering security failover technology for ICS and OT organizations. Its solution bypasses standard cyber-attack recovery protocols and forensics to minimize downtime and can regain operations within approximately 30 seconds. The platform is used by secure critical infrastructure organizations across manufacturing, aerospace, maritime, energy and water sectors. The company is led by CEO Alex Yevtushenko and is based in Rehovot, Israel. It intends to use the new funds to accelerate expansion of its sales distribution network for the recovery platform. The article does not disclose revenue, user metrics, or the amount raised. Salvador Technologies built a market-leading cyber-attack recovery platform using patented security failover technology to prevent downtime damage and ensure operational continuity for OT and ICS. The platform bypasses standard recovery protocols and enables recovery from attacks or malfunctions within 30 seconds, compared with average downtime of up to three weeks. The company was founded in 2020 by Alex Yevtushenko (CEO) and Oleg Vusiker (CTO). Its rapidly expanding customer base includes multinational manufacturers in chemical, food, automotive, and aerospace sectors and critical infrastructure organizations such as national maritime ports, healthcare centers, and water and energy providers across multiple geographies. The company announced it has secured $6 million in funding led by Pico Venture Partners with participation from existing investors Pitango VC and Sarona Partners. Quotes in the announcement emphasize growing cyber threats and the critical need for effective recovery solutions for critical infrastructures. Salvador Technologies builds a hardware-based, air-gapped backup and recovery product that targets operational-technology (OT) networks and critical infrastructure. The company says its patented U.S. technology delivers full system recovery in about 30 seconds, using an algorithm that is not based on standard image backups. Targeted systems include HMI industrial machines, building-management systems, healthcare equipment (MRI, CT, X-ray), critical servers and other OT endpoints. The solution uses two fully air-gapped storage devices today; the next product version will add an ML-based backup-window algorithm that activates a third device only during backups to reduce attack surface. Salvador positions its offering against primitive manual backups (external disks/tapes) and slower image-based recovery tools, emphasizing single-click, fully automated restores versus typical 30+ minute recoveries. The company has secured $3 million in seed funding, per the article.

Total raised

$9M

Funding rounds

3

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Dec 2023