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Dreeze leaves stealth with $33 million for cloud app recovery

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Dreeze is out of stealth with $33 million; Application Revival is generally available on AWS, while Azure remains in early access.

Cloud recovery startup Dreeze has left stealth after raising $33 million in seed funding led by Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners, with Claltech participating. Its Application Revival product reconstructs entire cloud applications, including data, configurations, secrets, connections, and related resources, rather than data alone. AWS support is generally available; Azure is in early access, with general availability planned for early 2027. Backups and recovery plans are kept in an immutable, isolated vault, and teams can test a full restore without affecting production. According to SecurityWeek, the company was founded in 2025 by Avi Raichel and brothers Ziv and Oded Kedem.

Key facts
  • Seed round totals $33 million, led by Norwest and Bessemer, with Claltech participating.
  • Application Revival is generally available on AWS; Azure general availability is planned for early 2027.
  • Founders are Avi Raichel and Ziv and Oded Kedem, formerly of Zerto and Kashya.
  • Staff are split between Israel and the United States.
  • Funding will support product development, sales and marketing, and enterprise deployments.
  • Recovery tests can run in an isolated account without affecting production.
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What each outlet adds

beyond the shared facts
  • Help Net SecurityNotes cross-region replication and weeks-long outages from missing identities and dependencies.
  • SecurityWeekNames the 2025 founders, Israel-US staffing, and planned use of the funding.
Vendors
Dreeze
Products
Application RevivalAmazon Web ServicesMicrosoft Azure
Organizations
NorwestBessemer Venture PartnersClaltech

Coverage

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  1. · 1d ago Help Net SecurityFirst report

    Dreeze raises $33 million to automate full cloud application recovery

    Application Revival is generally available on AWS; Azure support stays in early access ahead of a planned early 2027 release.

  2. · 9h ago SecurityWeek

    Dreeze exits stealth with $33 million for cloud app recovery

    Application Revival is generally available on AWS; Azure is in early access, with general availability expected in early 2027.