Cloud startup raises $33M to rebuild entire apps after hacks, not just data

A new startup called Dreeze has come out of stealth with $33 million in seed funding. Founded by veterans from companies like Zerto, Dreeze offers a platform called Application Revival that aims to solve a common post-attack problem: getting data back is not the same as getting a business application running again. Their tool continuously scans a company's cloud environment, maps all the resources and dependencies of each application, and creates a recovery plan.

The platform stores backups of both data and configurations in a secure, isolated vault. When disaster strikes, it can automatically reconstruct the entire application, not just restore files. With AI agents and sophisticated cyberattacks creating new risks, Dreeze argues that enterprises need a faster, more complete recovery solution. This funding signals investor confidence in a growing niche focused on true business continuity beyond simple data backup.