Fenix24 says it won three categories in 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards
Fenix24 said in an Aug. 27, 2026, company release that it was named a winner in three categories of the 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.
Fenix24 said Aug. 27, 2026, that it won three categories in the 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards: Ransomware Recovery, Incident Response and Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery.
The Chattanooga, Tennessee, company said the awards are meant to honor cybersecurity vendors for leadership, innovation and excellence in security and technology.
In the release, Fenix24 described itself as a global leader in operational recoverability and said it is one of the largest and fastest ransomware recovery companies in the world. It said the company has completed more than 500 hands-on recoveries, including 30 for Fortune 500 companies.
The company said it works with client internal teams, forensics firms and breach counsel to contain threats and begin restoration. It also said its Argos99 platform maps a client’s applications and dependencies so the business knows what to restore and in what order before an attack.
Fenix24 said its Resiliency Intelligence Assessment tests recovery posture, while a 24/7 Resiliency Operations Center monitors gaps and verifies restores. The release also said the company uses live telemetry from more than 70 enterprise systems and offers continuous backup posture analysis and board-level assurance of recoverability.
Holger Schulze, identified in the release as founder of Cybersecurity Insiders and organizer of the awards, congratulated Fenix24 on the three-category win. Fenix24 Founder and CEO Mark Grazman said the recognition reflects the work of the company’s teams in the field and that the industry is measuring resilience by results, not assumptions.
The release also said Fenix24’s platform is deployed across hybrid cloud and on-premise environments. It said the company has redefined cyber resilience with its Recovery Dependency Modeling and Recoverability Intelligence Platform.
What happens next was not clear from the release. The company provided a media contact and continued to promote its recovery services and platform claims in the announcement.
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