Index Engines posted strong 2025 results, powered by CyberSense and its AI-patented ransomware collection tech, with rising adoption and active global expansion.

The year marked a landmark milestone for CyberSense, driven by global rollout and AI-driven ransomware detection advances, delivering record momentum.

Customers say uncertainty about recovery, observed attacks on peers, and a push to bolster cyber resilience are the main reasons for choosing CyberSense, with CISOs and storage professionals as the core buyers.

Decision-makers like CISOs and storage managers cite three drivers for CyberSense: recovery uncertainty, real-world attack experiences, and a desire for stronger cyber resilience.

A joint Hitachi Vantara integration offers a Cyber Resilience Guarantee for rapid, clean data recovery and predictable business continuity, available globally since October 2025.

CyberSense touts 99.99% accuracy in detecting ransomware-induced data corruption, enabling quick identification of clean recovery points and trusted restoration to minimize disruption.

Index Engines positions CyberSense with a 99.99% SLA for ransomware-detection accuracy, helping organizations ensure data availability and fast recovery.

The platform’s high detection accuracy supports fast, confident recovery decisions and minimizes business impact during incidents.

A patent from CyberSense Research Lab enhances ransomware variant analysis and speeds detection, strengthening data integrity and recovery choices against evolving threats.

Index Engines announced its fourth OEM partnership with Hitachi Vantara, joining Dell Technologies, IBM, and Infinidat to integrate CyberSense AI integrity with Hitachi’s VSP One Block hybrid cloud.

The Hitachi Vantara collaboration became globally available in late 2025, and includes a Cyber Resilience Guarantee as part of the integrated solution.

CyberSense expanded to 82 countries in 2025, up from 70, with rapid growth in South America and Africa and broad adoption across 48 industries including healthcare, financial services, construction, and government.