Como Named to Disruptors 60 List at TechCrunch Disrupt

San Francisco – October 14, 2026 – Como, an AI-native resilience platform designed to show enterprises if their business would recover from an attack, has been named to the Disruptors 60 list. The list, curated by Greenfield Partners, was unveiled at this year's TechCrunch Disrupt event. Como was recognized for its use of AI to identify hidden risks and continuously test critical systems.

The company's technology, which is still in stealth, aims to address a critical gap in enterprise security by ensuring business continuity post-disruption. Traditionally, cybersecurity efforts have focused on prevention and detection, with recovery testing often relying on assumptions and infrequent annual exercises.

Como's platform employs AI to continuously analyze the entire recovery stack, including backups, infrastructure, dependencies, and recovery plans. Its objective is to determine what will recover, what will fail, and how to address potential issues before they impact business operations. Unplanned downtime currently costs Global 2000 companies $600 billion annually.

"Enterprises invest heavily in preventing and detecting cyberattacks, but recovery is often treated as an assumption rather than something that can be measured and proven," said Ron Blachar, co-founder and CEO of Como. "We built Como to give organizations the confidence that if an incident occurs, their systems will recover and their business can keep moving."

Como operates on top of existing backup and recovery tools, supporting both on-premises and multi-cloud environments without requiring replacements. The company views its inclusion on the AI Disruptors list, even before a public launch, as validation of the growing need for enhanced visibility and proactive strategies in enterprise resilience.