Eon builds intelligent cloud infrastructure that combines data protection with data access. Its agentless platform secures backups, archives, databases, files, and logs across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, then converts that historical data into open, queryable datasets for analytics and AI.
The company’s model goes beyond conventional backup software. Eon automates discovery, policy enforcement, and recovery while using incremental-forever architecture and cloud-native deduplication to lower storage overhead. It also adds cyber-resilient controls such as immutable, logically air-gapped vaults, ransomware detection, and granular recovery down to files, tables, objects, or database rows.
Offerings, Capabilities, and Integrations
Eon provides one control plane for backup posture, resilience, search, and data activation. Customers connect cloud environments through read-only IAM access rather than agents or appliances, allowing Eon to discover resources across accounts and regions, enforce retention and compliance policies, and keep backup data directly usable in open formats.
Its ecosystem emphasizes interoperability. Eon integrates with analytics and data platforms such as Snowflake, Databricks, Google BigQuery, Amazon Athena, Apache Spark, Trino, Amazon Redshift, and Microsoft Fabric; AI services including Amazon Bedrock, Vertex AI, and OpenAI; and operational tools such as Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, ServiceNow, Slack, PagerDuty, Jira, Terraform, SDK, and CLI workflows.
Products and Services
- Eon Data Protection: Agentless cloud backup and recovery for AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, with autonomous discovery, incremental-forever protection, cloud-native deduplication, and granular restore for files, objects, tables, and database rows.
- Eon Data Lake Infrastructure: A managed zero-ETL data lake that turns backup, archive, database, and file data into open Apache Iceberg and Parquet datasets for analytics and AI, without restores or separate pipeline infrastructure.
- Autonomous Cloud Backup Posture Management (CBPM): Continuous scanning, mapping, and classification of cloud resources to apply the right backup policies, maintain compliance, reduce drift, and avoid unnecessary backup spend across environments.
- Eon Log Space: A cloud-native archive and search layer for long-term logs that keeps historical log data queryable directly from object storage and supports sources such as AWS CloudTrail, AWS CloudWatch, Datadog, and Splunk DDSS.
- Ransomware Protection: Cyber-resilience capabilities built around immutable and logically air-gapped vaults, anomaly and ransomware-signal detection, clean recovery point identification, and granular restoration across databases, VMs, and object storage.
- Eon AI Agent: A natural-language interface for querying backup, archive, and historical cloud data without restores or pipeline work. It supports conversational use in the Eon platform and agent integrations through MCP and A2A workflows.
- Backup and Recovery for Google BigQuery: Protection for Google BigQuery datasets with long-term retention, cross-region resilience, incremental backup capture, and granular recovery at the dataset, table, or record level.
Target Customers
Eon targets cloud-native organizations that run business-critical data across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, especially teams managing multi-account, multi-region, or multi-cloud estates. Its platform fits infrastructure, platform engineering, SRE, and backup administrators that need stronger recovery outcomes without deploying agents or maintaining separate backup infrastructure.
It also serves security, compliance, data, and AI teams that want to audit protected data, investigate incidents, retain logs for longer periods, and analyze historical cloud datasets without restores or ETL pipelines. Eon is particularly relevant for enterprises with strict resilience, governance, and cost-control requirements, including regulated environments and organizations operating at large data volumes.
Cloud Integrations and Marketplace
- AWS Marketplace: Eon is available as a SaaS offering in AWS Marketplace. The AWS presence centers on agentless backup, cloud backup posture management, ransomware protection, and queryable backup data stored as Iceberg tables in Amazon S3 for use with services such as Amazon Redshift, EMR, SageMaker, QuickSight, DynamoDB, and Bedrock.
- Microsoft Azure Marketplace: Eon Cloud Backup Posture Management Platform is listed in Microsoft Azure Marketplace. In Azure environments, Eon writes backups as Apache Iceberg tables in Azure Blob Storage and makes them accessible through Microsoft Fabric and OneLake for BI, SQL, Spark, and AI workflows.
- Google Cloud Marketplace: Eon is available through Google Cloud Marketplace for Google Cloud backup and data lake use cases, and it also promotes Eon AI Agent for Gemini there. Its Google Cloud integrations include Google Cloud Storage, BigQuery, Dataproc, Vertex AI, and Looker.
Key People
- Ofir Ehrlich: CEO, Co-founder
- Gonen Stein: President, Co-founder
- Ron Kimchi: CTO, Co-founder
- Avi Biton: CFO
- Moshe Milman: CSO
- Yaniv Ehrlich: Vice President of AI & Forward Deployed Engineering
- Chris Polishuk: Head of Sales Engineering
Key Facts
- Headquarters: New York, NY, United States
- Employees: 101-250
- Annual Revenue: Undisclosed
- Parent Company: None
- Subsidiaries: None
- Publicly Listed: Private
