Vawlt is a multicloud storage platform that orchestrates data across various cloud providers, ensuring disaster recovery, backup, and ransomware protection through zero-knowledge encryption and fault-tolerant architecture. This solution addresses the risk of data loss and cyberattacks by providing a secure, cost-effective way for organizations to manage their data lifecycle without vendor lock-in.
Funding
$3.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Many organizations face the challenge of protecting their data against ransomware, ensuring business continuity through disaster recovery, and managing data across multiple cloud environments without vendor lock-in. Traditional storage solutions often lack the comprehensive security features and flexibility required to address these evolving threats and complex data management needs.
Solution
Vawlt provides a multicloud storage solution that orchestrates data across various cloud providers, offering a unified platform for disaster recovery, backup, and ransomware protection. The platform employs zero-knowledge encryption to ensure data confidentiality and a fault-tolerant architecture to maintain data availability even if one storage provider is compromised. Vawlt enables organizations to create customizable virtual volumes tailored to specific data requirements, including hot, warm, immutable, and archival storage tiers. By distributing data across multiple clouds, Vawlt eliminates vendor lock-in and reduces the total cost of ownership while simplifying data lifecycle management.
Target Audience
Vawlt targets organizations of all sizes, including contact centers, healthcare providers, law firms, financial institutions, and SMBs, that require secure, cost-effective, and flexible multicloud storage solutions.
Features
- Multicloud orchestration across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, providing data redundancy and eliminating single points of failure.
- Zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption to ensure only the data owner can access the contents.
- Fault-tolerant architecture that maintains data availability even if one storage provider experiences downtime.
- Customizable virtual volumes with different storage tiers (hot, warm, immutable, archival) to optimize costs based on data access frequency.
- Ransomware mitigation through immutable volumes that prevent file modification.
- Integration with backup services like Veeam, Arcserve, and NetBackup.
- No egress fees, allowing for predictable cost management.