What Respawn Does

What Respawn Does

Turn messy errors into clear answers

You don't get: "Error 403. Quota exceeded"

You get:

  • Root cause

  • Why

  • Impact

  • Fix

That's the difference between an alert and teammate.

Find the recovery failures you don't see

Respawn's ai-first platform looks for the stuff that quietly breaks recovery.

  • broken configs

  • scope mismatches

  • permission changes

  • token revocations

  • throttling and quota limits

  • shadow SaaS consuming bandwidth

  • identity issues

  • missing dependencies… and much more

Your AI teammate knows when and why you're drifting away from "recoverable."

Suggests fixes you can actually do

No "check your settings."

Respawn gives you actions.

It tells you exactly what to do and why.

Takes action (with your approval)

Sometimes the fastest fix is… just doing it.

Respawn can:

  • recommend only

  • run one-click fixes

  • operate autonomously within policies you set

Ask anything. Seriously.

Respawn's ai copilot lives:

  • inside Respawn

  • in Microsoft Teams

  • in Slack

So the fix happens where the conversation already is. You can ask Respawn any cyber resilience related question at any time.

"Why are backups failing for this user?"

"What's the highest resilience risk right now?"

"Can you find me all the Shadow SaaS connected to gmail?"

"Generate me a report about our recovery posture"

How Respawn Works
How Respawn Works
How Respawn Works

the control loop

prove

respawn continuously tests recoverability. output is binary and always current. recoverable or not.


trace

when the state flips, respawn's ai platform pinpoints the failure.


heal

respawn drives remediation where your team works. Slack or Teams. approvals. re-test on demand.


report

export evidence for customers, auditors, insurers, and the board. test history. change history. what broke. what was fixed. when recoverability returned.