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CrashPlan Killed Its Consumer Darling. Now It Wants to Back Up the Enterprise.
The backup app that once abandoned home users has returned as a broader enterprise safety net. Its second act is less about saving vacation photos and more about restoring research, email, and business continuity before a bad day becomes a board meeting.
GRAX Wants Your Salesforce Backup to Do a Second Job
The Boston software company built an undo button for Salesforce. Its bigger wager is that yesterday’s CRM records can become today’s cleanest fuel for analytics and AI - without asking customers to surrender custody of their data.
Coveware Built a Ransomware Business Around One Awkward Goal: Pay Nothing
The company built its edge by studying thousands of extortion cases, then turning the evidence into a blunt recommendation many victims do not expect: the best ransom payment is often no payment at all.
AutoRABIT
AutoRABIT is an enterprise DevSecOps and release-management platform built for the Salesforce ecosystem. It combines CI/CD automation (ARM), static code and security analysis (CodeScan), data and metadata backup and recovery (Vault), and security posture management (Guard) so teams in regulated industries - banking, financial services, healthcare, and government - can ship Salesforce changes quickly while keeping security and compliance intact. Founded in 2015 and bootstrapped for its first five years, the company is headquartered in San Francisco and serves customers including ABN AMRO, Cigna, and CyberArk.