Every laptop, back from the dead. No hands, no shipping label.

When an attack hits the fleet, the playbook is medieval: courier the laptop to IT, reimage it, reinstall applications, restore what OneDrive happened to sync, and hand back a machine the user spends two days re-configuring. Multiply by a thousand endpoints and 'recovery' becomes a month of lost productivity. Native Windows reset and cloud file sync were never designed to restore a working employee — only a blank machine and a folder of files.

1. 01

   Working-State Capture

   Ember continuously captures each endpoint's full working state — OS configuration, installed applications, user settings, and data — as lightweight, deduplicated recovery points.

2. 02

   Self-Service Rehydration

   On compromise, the user (or the SOC, at fleet scale) triggers recovery from boot. The machine rebuilds itself over the network to the last certified clean state — no imaging bench, no site visit.

3. 03

   Clean-Point Certification

   Recovery points are scanned and attested before rebuild, so the machine comes back clean — not re-infected from a synced copy of the malware.

4. 04

   Fleet Command View

   One console shows recovery readiness, last clean point, and rebuild status across the entire fleet — with anonymized benchmarking against fleet-wide recovery baselines.

1. 01

   Bare-metal and same-device rebuild

   for Windows laptops and desktops [confirm current OS matrix]

2. 02

   Mass-recovery mode

   rebuild hundreds of endpoints in parallel after a fleet-wide event

3. 03

   Works with — not instead of — OneDrive, Intune, and your EDR

4. 04

   Bandwidth-aware, resumable recovery

   for remote and low-connectivity users

5. 05

   Native module of the Resilix Platform

   one policy engine, one vault, one recovery loop from data center to endpoint

1. 01

   BFSI

   Branch and relationship-manager laptops restored same-day after a fleet attack

2. 02

   Distributed Enterprise

   Field and remote workforces with no IT presence within a thousand kilometers

3. 03

   VIP Support

   Executive machines rebuilt in hours, not days, during an incident

File-sync tools restore files. Reimaging restores blank machines. Ember restores working employees — and it does so from the same certified-clean recovery fabric that protects your servers. One platform, from the core to the last laptop.

1. 01

   How is Ember different from OneDrive + Intune Autopilot?

   Autopilot rebuilds a generic machine and sync restores files; the user still loses apps, settings, and days. Ember restores the exact working state, certified clean, in one automated pass.

2. 02

   Does Ember need the device shipped to IT?

   No. Recovery is triggered remotely or by the user from boot; the device rebuilds itself in place.

3. 03

   What is the endpoint footprint?

   A lightweight background agent with deduplicated, throttled capture; [confirm typical daily upload and CPU figures].

Resilix is the Autonomous Cyber Recovery platform. While security tools try to keep attackers out, Resilix assumes the breach and guarantees the comeback — sensing the attack, containing the blast radius, rewinding encrypted data, and restoring certified-clean operations in minutes, not weeks.

1. 01

   SENSE → CONTAIN → REWIND → REVERSE → RESTORE → ASSURE

2. 02

   Resilix Rewind

   Rewinds encrypted workloads to a certified clean point using I/O journaling and the Encryption Reversal Engine™.

3. 03

   Resilix Vault

   Immutable, air-gapped cyber vault with AIRlock™ isolation — the copy ransomware can't reach.

4. 04

   Resilix Replicator

   Continuous replication and orchestrated failover for near-zero RTO/RPO across data centers and cloud.

5. 05

   Ember™

   Endpoint self-recovery for laptop and desktop fleets — rebuild any machine to a working state, anywhere, without IT hands-on.