Ransomware corruption detection and cyber recovery software for enterprise data
Index Engines builds CyberSense, software that detects ransomware-driven data corruption and supports recovery of trusted data. Its stack pairs C++ and Python with storage-vendor ecosystems (Dell, IBM, Hitachi Vantara) across AWS, Azure and GCP, which points to a partner-embedded product. Engineering-heavy, senior-skewed hiring is accelerating around security testing, threat modeling and CI/CD automation.
Index Engines is a privately held software company founded in 2004 and headquartered in Holmdel, NJ. Its core product, CyberSense, analyzes enterprise data to detect corruption caused by ransomware and help organizations restore reliable data after an attack. The company focuses on cyber resilience, data integrity and ransomware recovery for enterprise infrastructure teams. It employs 51–200 people and currently hires in the United States across engineering, sales and marketing.
Index Engines uses C++ and Python, Jenkins, Bitbucket and Subversion, testing tools like pytest, Playwright, Selenium and Postman, plus AWS, Azure, GCP, Jira, Confluence and Salesforce.
CyberSense detects data corruption from ransomware attacks and helps organizations recover trusted data, with integrations across storage platforms such as Dell, IBM and Hitachi Vantara.
Index Engines is headquartered in Holmdel, New Jersey, was founded in 2004, has 51–200 employees, and hires in the United States.
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