Chattanooga, Tenn. – September 16, 2026 -- Fenix24 has been named a Cool Vendor in the Gartner Coolest Vendor Innovations in Cyber Resilience report for its Argos99 Cyber Resilience and Recovery Intelligence Platform.
Gartner projects 30% of large enterprises will deploy dedicated cyber resilience platforms by 2029
Gartner's report, authored by Arthur Sivanathan, Wayne Hankins and Niyati Daftary and published September 7, 2026, forecasts that by 2029, 30% of large enterprises will deploy dedicated cyber resilience platforms that continuously validate recovery readiness and orchestrate business-led incident response.
Argos99 pulls data from more than 70 sources without new agent deployments
The platform continuously discovers and correlates assets and dependencies across cloud, on-premises, identity, network, endpoint, and backup environments. It generates a business-impact resilience score, checks backup coverage, and validates configurations and restore paths in real time, updating the resilience snapshot as environments change.
Fenix24 CEO ties the recognition to recovery visibility, not theoretical models
Mark Grazman, CEO of Fenix24, said the Gartner recognition validates the company's approach: organizations cannot assume they are recoverable, they must prove it. The platform is built on hundreds of real recoveries rather than theoretical frameworks.
Ransomware recoveries fail despite backup tools due to missing dependency mapping
Organizations increasingly deploy backup and data protection tools, yet ransomware recoveries continue to fail because dependency mapping, restore-path validation, and business-impact assessment remain absent. Most leaders cannot identify which critical systems should be restored first during an incident.
Fenix24 has led over 500 ransomware recoveries, including 30 Fortune 500 companies
The company's Recovery Dependency Modeling and Recoverability Intelligence Platform draws on live telemetry from more than 70 enterprise systems. Fenix24 states that regulators, insurers, and boards now demand proof of recoverability rather than assumptions based on backup coverage alone.