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Disaster? Recovered.

Fortium is the cloud-agnostic disaster recovery control plane. Import Terraform, map dependencies, and execute auditable failovers across AWS, Azure & GCP.

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Why now?

“Multi-AZ” stopped being redundancy in 2025.

Single-cloud went from accepted risk to regulatory liability — in 12 months.

Architecture

Multi-AZ failed publicly

Oct 2025 AWS DNS event: 3,500 companies down across 60 countries.

Azure East US2 outage ran 50 hours — redundant zones included.

Cost

Outages reach the board

90% of mid-size and large enterprises lose more than $300K per hour of downtime. 41% lose $1M–$5M.

CrowdStrike alone: a $5.4B hit to the Fortune 500.

Regulation

DORA is now live

Enforceable since Jan 2025: 22,000 EU financial firms must prove tested resilience and document exit plans from any single provider.

Fines up to 10% of turnover — plus personal liability up to €1M for senior managers.

50h Azure East US2 outage, zones “redundant”
3,500 companies down in one AWS DNS event
$300K lost per hour of downtime, mid-size+
41% of enterprises lose $1M–$5M per outage

Solution

Survive any cloud outage — automatically and provably.

Replicate

Continuous state sync

Stateful workloads — databases, queues, object storage — kept in sync across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Near-zero RPO.

Failover

Automated orchestration

Detect provider degradation, reroute traffic, bring up the standby — runbooks pre-defined for your business. No 3am pager. No manual runbook.

Prove

Audit-ready by default

Scheduled DR drills, immutable test logs, and DORA Article 30 evidence packs generated on demand.

Deploys on top of your existing cloud accounts. No second ops team. Evidence on demand.

Platform

From Terraform to failover in three steps.

01 — Import

See your whole stack at once

Connect a GitHub repo or drop in Terraform files. Fortium parses HCL and state, then maps every resource, variable, and dependency into an interactive graph.

  • GitHub import — repo, folder, or file
  • Multi-provider parsing: HCL, HCL2, state files
  • Interactive dependency mapping
$ fortium import github.com/acme/infra
✓ parsed 214 resources · 38 variables · 3 providers
✓ dependency graph built (aws: 142, azure: 51, gcp: 21)
→ open app.fortium.dev/graph/acme-infra

02 — Plan

Decide how each resource fails over

Map primaries to standbys with HOT, WARM, or COLD status. Fortium auto-sequences recovery steps from the dependency graph — override anything by hand.

  • HOT / WARM / COLD standby per resource
  • Dependency-aware step sequencing
  • Variable substitution across regions
Illustration of an ordered failover plan: resources arranged into sequenced steps with HOT, WARM and COLD standby labels.

03 — Recover

Execute with evidence, not adrenaline

When a provider degrades, run the plan: automated steps, health checks, and rollback. Every drill and every real failover leaves an immutable, auditor-ready log.

  • One-click execution with health checks
  • Automatic rollback on failed steps
  • Immutable logs, DORA-grade evidence
Illustration of a recovery pulse travelling across a contour field from a failed node to a healthy standby node.

Competition

No incumbent is structurally able to ship cross-cloud DR.

Capability
Native cloud DR
Legacy DR vendors
Fortium

Cross-cloud failover

Can survive losing the primary provider

✕
Partial
✓

Cloud-native workload coverage

Lambda, managed DBs, queues, SaaS dependencies

✓
✕
✓

DORA-grade evidence

Tested resilience, exit-plan documentation

Manual
Manual
✓

Early access

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We’re in dark launch, onboarding a limited set of design partners ahead of general availability. Leave your details and we’ll reach out as seats open.

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