Introducing HYCU aiR

3%.
 
That’s how much of your company your security stack actually sees.
 
The other 97% is sitting in your backup.
 
For twenty years the cybersecurity industry sold you tools to discover what your recovery systems already cataloged. DLP. DSPM. Insider risk. Each one a six-figure annual line item to read fragments of a picture your backup has had in full resolution the entire time.
 
The premise of the industry was wrong. Backups were never insurance. They were always memory.
 
Every snapshot is a second copy of the truth. Every access. Every change. Every system your AI agents touched at three in the morning. The most complete record of what is happening inside your company has been asleep the entire time it has existed.
 
I wrote a book three years ago arguing the data estate had moved into SaaS and the backup industry hadn’t followed. I was half right. The bigger thing I missed: the backup itself was the answer the whole time.
 
Today we wake it up.
 
Introducing HYCU® aiR™.
 
aiR reads the data you already protect and answers in plain English. Insider risk. Sensitive data sprawl. Identity drift. AI agent activity nobody approved. Days of log review collapsed into one question.
 
Here is the part our competitors cannot say.
 
HYCU protects more than 100 workloads. GitHub. Confluence. Box. Okta. Jira. Salesforce. The systems of record where your company actually lives. Every other backup vendor stops at the database. We start where the work happens.
 
That coverage was always the foundation. Today it becomes the largest untapped intelligence asset inside the modern enterprise.
 
Built with our Engineering Lead Amarnath Rampratap, GM AI & Cyber Andy Fernandez, my co-founder Goran Garevski, and the design partners who saw it before we did. None of them asked for another security tool. They asked the same question:
 
Why has nobody connected protection and intelligence until now?
 
Wake up your backups.
 
If your backup could answer one question about your company tonight, what would you ask it?
 
Stay Safe and Resilient,

Simon