Como selected for Disruptors 60, and made its debut in TechCrunch Disrupt
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Como was selected during its still-in-incognito phase for the Disruptor 60 list, which was evaluated by Greenfield Partners and announced this year on TechCrunch Disrupt. The company stated that its AI native resilience platform can help enterprises determine whether their business can recover after an attack and continuously tests critical systems.
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This recognition was obtained when the company was still in its stealth phase, highlighting the approach taken by Como to introduce AI into critical blind spots of corporate security.

San Francisco, October 14th / PRNewswire / -- Como is the first AI native resilience platform that can demonstrate to businesses whether their operations can recover after an attack. The company has been selected for the Disruptor top 60 list, which is compiled by Greenfield Partners and announced at this year's TechCrunch Disrupt conference. Como has been recognized for its innovative approach to using AI to identify hidden risks and continuously test critical systems, bringing proactive validation to the area of recovery capabilities that still primarily relies on plans and annual tests in corporate security.

Currently, unplanned downtime causes $600 billion in losses to Global every year, a 50% increase from two years ago. The platform of Como uses AI to continuously analyze the entire recovery stack, including backups, infrastructure, dependencies, and recovery plans, in order to determine which systems can be recovered, which will fail, and how to address potential issues before an incident occurs. Como is built on top of the technology stack that the enterprise is already using, covering multi-supplier backups, local deployments, and multi-cloud environments.

Como, co-founder and CEO, Ron Blachar, stated: "Companies invest heavily in preventing and detecting cyberattacks, but their resilience is often taken for granted rather than being something that can be measured and verified. We created Como to ensure that organizations are confident that their systems can recover in the event of an incident and that their business can continue to operate. It is a great honor for us to be included in the AI Disruptors list even before we officially release Como. This proves that the level of visibility and proactivity that companies already have in other parts of their security technology stack also needs to be applied to the field of resilience."

About Como: Como is the first native resilience platform of its kind, capable of demonstrating to enterprises whether their operations can recover after an attack, which components will fail, and how to fix them. Como can run in both local and cloud environments, on top of the existing backup and recovery tools already in place within enterprises, without the need to start from scratch. Its AI engine continuously analyzes the entire recovery process, providing organizations with proof that critical systems can be safely and timely restored at critical moments. For more information, please visit www.como.io.

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