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THE RESTORIX PLATFORM

One platform.
Every workload. Minutes.

Restorix continuously replicates your infrastructure into an immutable vault, verifies every image, and rehearses failover weekly — so recovery is a button press, not a war room.

01 / PROTECT

Immutable Vault

Write-once snapshots in an air-gapped vault with separate credentials. Ransomware can't reach what it can't see — every image is malware-scanned on ingest.

02 / REHEARSE

Automated Runbooks

Network, DNS, VMs and databases recover in dependency order — tested automatically every week, triggered in one click or on detection.

03 / RECOVER

2-Minute Failover

Cross-region and on-prem-to-cloud failover with sub-4-minute RPO. Your users see a blip; your board sees a green SLA report.

How it works

From first snapshot to full failover in one afternoon.

Connect Restorix to your hypervisor or cloud account. The first full image lands in the vault within hours; incrementals stream continuously after that.

  • ✓Agentless deploymentNo reboot, no workload agents on most platforms.
  • ✓Encrypted in flight and at restAES-256 with customer-held keys on Scale plans.
  • ✓Weekly proof-of-recoveryAutomated test restores with screenshot evidence for auditors.
PROTECTION STATUS
Production → Vault replicationLive
Malware scan — latest imageClean
Weekly test restorePassed · Sun 02:00
✓
Last failover drill: 1m 58sAll 214 VMs verified bootable
PASS
Vault syncing Restorix v4.2.1 · Immutable

Recovery objectives

RTO and RPO, in plain numbers.

RTO 2:14

Average full recovery

Measured across 14,847 live recoveries this year, full environment.

RPO < 4 MIN

Maximum data loss

Continuous replication keeps the vault minutes behind production.

100% AUTO

Zero manual steps

Detection, runbook execution and DNS cutover run without humans.

22 → 0 DAYS

Ransomware dread, removed

Industry-average 22-day rebuild becomes a same-morning event.

See the platform on your own infrastructure.

Run the 2-minute assessment and get a recovery plan scoped to your stack.