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Dreeze, a new company founded by Zerto founders, has emerged from stealth with a $33m seed round, CTech reports. Its stated aim is to help companies recover from cyberattacks by restoring entire cloud applications.

That puts the focus on getting applications back as working wholes, rather than treating recovery as a matter of restoring individual files. The announcement is an early signal from a team with experience in the recovery space, though the available report excerpt gives no product or customer details. For businesses weighing their resilience plans, the question is whether application-level recovery can make a painful outage less complicated.

Discuss: What matters more in a recovery tool: restoring a whole application quickly, or having finer control over individual components?

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