A completed backup job is not recoverability. Forttic continuously checks 3-2-1-1-0 and policy across every vendor and cloud, remediates inside your guardrails, and proves the restore. Not another backup. Not posture-only.
New accounts, new volumes, new vendors — then ransomware, insurers, and regulators ask what is actually true today. None of them accept quarterly theater.
Deployments, migrations, and new accounts open coverage gaps between quarterly checks. Forttic discovers what is running, what is protected, and what should be — then keeps that view current.
Backups went from the recovery plan to the primary objective. 96% of attacks target backups; 76% succeed. When they do, the median ransom doubles to $2.3M. A job-success screenshot is not a clean restore point.
DORA Article 11 is in force. NIS2 and SOC 2 Type II want operating effectiveness over time. 25–40%+ of cyber claims are rejected for control drift between application and incident.
Four outcomes from one enforcement loop — across the backup tools you already run. Observation leaves the work on your team. Forttic discovers, remediates inside your guardrails, verifies the restore, and keeps the evidence current.
Agentless inventory of backup assets and cloud configuration — compute, databases, storage, network, IAM. Coverage gaps surface when the estate moves, not at the next audit.
Isolated restore tests prove RTO, RPO, and immutability. Clean recovery points for tier-1 workloads — not a job-success screenshot.
Duplicate coverage, over-retention, and orphaned snapshots get named with a dollar figure. Align spend to verified recovery, not silent sprawl.
Timestamped Verify-stage records for DORA, NIS2, SOC 2, and cyber insurance. Board-ready when they ask — generated by running, not by audit-prep.
Discover, assess, enforce, verify, report. Every cloud, every vendor — closing the gap between configured policy and live recoverability in minutes, not quarters.
Inventory everything that affects recoverability.
Score drift by impact and urgency.
Remediate within approval guardrails.
Prove RTO/RPO and restoration outcomes.
Generate compliance and board evidence.
Three distinct copies, with co-location detection. Copy-count drift detected the moment retention or replication fails.
Storage diversity enforced. Three buckets in one region won't pass. Cross-vendor concentration risk flagged before incidents reveal it.
Geographic separation validated against cloud-provider metadata — not self-reported config. AZs don't count. Regions do.
Object Lock continuously verified. Governance-mode tampering detected. The layer ransomware hunts for is the one we watch hardest.
Tiered verification — clean-room restores on tier-1 workloads. The only layer that determines whether your backup actually saves you.
Forttic sits across the backup tools you already run so 3-2-1-1-0 and policy stay consistent on every vendor and cloud. When change is required, Forttic can coordinate approved actions through Commvault, Clumio, and other protection systems.
Knowledge supplies the rules. Memory supplies context. Triggers fire on real events. Skills act. Tools execute — every decision auditable and mapped to the regulation it satisfies.
Control standards and regulations codified into decision logic.
Operational context retained across incidents and team changes.
Prebuilt actions execute remediation and verification workflows.
Event-driven responses to drift, tampering, and risk signals.
Native integrations across backup vendors and cloud platforms.
A backup console answers "did the job run?" Forttic answers the questions from your CISO, CFO, auditor, and incident commander — in plain English, from live data.
Backup vendors protect. Posture tools observe. Forttic is the enforcement layer: it checks whether recoverability still holds, closes drift inside your guardrails, and keeps the evidence current.
Security and platform walk in together. One team gets quantified recovery risk. The other gets governed action instead of ticket chasing.
Quantified ransomware exposure, denial-defense evidence, and board-ready scores from live restore records — not inherited assumptions from last quarter's attestation.
Coverage gaps after change, silent job failures, and retention drift get a governed response. Low-risk fixes auto-remediate. High-impact actions escalate with an audit trail.
Eight questions across the CRE loop — Discover, Assess, Enforce, Verify, Report. Leave with a gap map and a concrete next step. This is a maturity snapshot — not a connected-estate scan.
Start the free assessment →Priced by cloud account. Not by resource, not by API call, not by backup copy. Predictable.
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Renewal coming? DORA examination ahead? Briefing in 30 minutes — on the estate you already run.
Everything above is the snapshot. These pages go deeper on why recoverability expires, the CRE loop, agentic decisions, vendor coverage, and the readiness assessment.
Insurance evidence, market forces, ROI, and the full comparison.
Read the case → 02The full enforcement loop, 3-2-1-1-0 deep dive, and loop diagram.
See the framework → 03Persona views, skills, triggers, and the full agentic architecture.
Explore architecture → 04All example decisions — incident mode, board briefings, DORA evidence.
See examples → 05Full cross-vendor governance across Veeam, Commvault, Druva, AWS, Azure, GCP.
View coverage → 06Free 3-minute maturity snapshot with tailored follow-up from the Forttic team.
Start assessment →Continuous Resilience Enforcement is how Forttic keeps recoverability true after the estate changes: discover what is protected, score drift against 3-2-1-1-0 and policy, remediate inside your guardrails, verify the restore, and report timestamped evidence — across every cloud and backup vendor.
Observation vs. enforcement. Posture and CBPM tools scan, map, score, and report. Forttic closes the gap those tools surface: it remediates inside your guardrails, verifies the restore, and keeps evidence current. Vendor-neutral by structure — not another backup console.
Protection systems protect the enterprise inside their own stack. Forttic proves recoverability across them, produces unified evidence, and remediates silent failures inside guardrails. When change is required, Forttic can coordinate approved actions through Commvault, Clumio, and other protection systems.
Yes. Consolidation takes years. Most enterprises run two to four vendors at once. Forttic governs all of them — and enforces the survivors when consolidation finishes.
Denial defense. 25-40%+ of cyber claims are now rejected for control drift. Forttic's Verify-stage record is the timestamped artifact that defeats a misrepresentation denial.
Three things: verifies immutability in real time, enforces backup-credential isolation, runs clean-room restore tests for tier-1 workloads. 96% of attacks target backups; when they fall, the ransom doubles. Forttic removes the lever.
Yes. DORA and NIS2 are EU-only — but SOC 2 Type II demands operating effectiveness over time, US insurers audit drift forensically, and ransomware doesn't care about geography. Same evidence artifact satisfies all of them.
Only ones you authorize. Low-risk drift auto-remediates. Higher-impact decisions escalate. Every action is logged with before/after state.
Knowledge supplies the rules. Memory supplies context. Triggers fire on real events. Skills act. Tools execute. Every decision is auditable, reversible where possible, mapped to the regulation it satisfies.
No. Keep Veeam, Commvault, Druva, Clumio, or whatever you run today. Forttic uses their APIs to connect requirements, check them continuously, and coordinate approved actions.
Cross-vendor recovery exposure. Clean-room test gaps. Object Lock changes by user. DORA Article 11 evidence on demand. Region-failure RTO simulation. Duplicate-coverage cost analysis. Forttic connects those questions to the protection systems you already run.
Tiered. Lightweight checks continuously. Clean-room restores for tier-1 workloads (typically quarterly). On-demand full drills when needed. Credible — not theater.
Those platforms protect workloads inside their own consoles. Forttic is the enforcement layer across them: it checks 3-2-1-1-0 continuously, proves the restore, and coordinates approved actions when change is required.
No. Forttic discovers cloud configurations natively — compute, databases, storage, network, IAM — alongside every backup asset. CSPM/DSPM findings can be ingested as context, but optional.
CSPM observes cloud from a security lens. DSPM observes data from a sensitivity lens. Forttic observes the same cloud plus the backup estate from a recovery lens — then acts.
Three payback paths: (1) duplicate backup coverage you're paying twice for; (2) retention right-sizing beyond compliance minimums; (3) eliminated audit-prep cycles.
No. Read-only IAM role into cloud-provider and backup-vendor APIs. No agents on production. Decision execution limited to the backup estate.
DORA Article 11, NIS2, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 A.12.3, HIPAA. Continuous, time-stamped evidence mapped to specific controls.
Read-only IAM connection, automatic asset discovery, initial posture scoring within 24–48 hours. First isolated-recovery records typically inside the first week. Skills activate once decision guardrails are defined with your team.
Book a 30-minute briefing to walk recoverability on your estate — or start with the free assessment if you want a maturity snapshot first.