The company’s platform functions by analyzing the entire recovery stack—including backups, infrastructure, and recovery plans—to identify potential failure points before an incident occurs. Unlike traditional security measures that rely on speculative recovery plans, Como sits atop existing multi-vendor environments to provide measurable data on whether business systems will actually survive a cyberattack.

Ron Blachar, co-founder and CEO, noted that enterprises frequently treat recovery as an assumption rather than a metric. The platform aims to change this by providing proactive visibility without requiring companies to replace their current software. Being named to the list while still operating in stealth underscores the industry's shift toward demanding verifiable resilience in an era where downtime costs have climbed 50% over the last two years.