
United States · Information technology & services startup
HYCU, Inc. is an enterprise software company based in Boston, specializing in Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS).
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
HYCU, Inc. is an enterprise software company based in Boston, specializing in Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS).
Founded in 2018 by Simon Taylor and Goran Garevski, HYCU focuses on providing simplified backup, disaster recovery, and data monitoring solutions for on-premises, public cloud, and SaaS environments. The company has approximately 275–300 employees and has raised over $140 million in venture funding. HYCU's primary platform, R-Cloud, offers automated backup, disaster recovery, and data migration services. Their product suite includes the HYCU Total Data Protection Platform, R-Shield for specific data protection needs, and R-Graph for enhanced data visualization. The company serves a diverse global customer base, including U.S. government agencies, mid-market enterprises, and large organizations across various sectors such as education and healthcare. HYCU is recognized for its strong performance in the industry, holding a high Net Promoter Score and being named the #1 AI Resilience Company.
Funding, as reported
From HYCU, Inc.'s own website: 1 founder, 6 on the team.
What they build
Known for
health carecloud data management platformit monitoringdata protectiondata retentionon-prem data protectioncloud data integritysecure data environmentscloud data risk assessmenthybrid cloudcloud data protection for multi-tenant environmentsdata visibilityenterprisescloud data resilience testingcloud backup solutionssoftware integrations
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