How HYCU And Dell Turn Backups Into Cyber Intelligence

Interested in being a guest? Email us at [email protected] backup system is sitting on a gold mine and most companies are treating it like a fire extinguisher behind glass. From the floor of Dell Technologies World, we talk with Simon Taylor CEO of HYCU about their next chapter: HYCU Air, an AI resiliency platform designed to turn SaaS backup data into something you can actually interrogate, learn from, and use to stay ahead of cyber risk. We dig into the big idea that the most valuable asset is not the LLM itself, but the unique datasets inside your systems of record. HYCU Air pairs a knowledge graph and context engine with an LLM so you can ask natural-language questions of your backup history, the same way you would investigate a security camera recording. That reframes data protection from “pay for recovery” to “use backup data every day” across modern cloud applications, collaboration tools, and enterprise SaaS sprawl. Then we get practical: cybersecurity posture management when AI agents and integrations are “running amok,” spotting policy drift, and using data classification to find sensitive data like PII that never should have been where it ended up. We also share what we’re hearing from customers, why demand is accelerating, and how this approach starts to look like the “brain of an organization” by connecting corporate memory across dozens of SaaS services. If you want to see where AI resiliency is heading, hit play, share this with a security or IT leader, and leave a review with the one question you wish your backups could answer.Support the showMore at https://linktr.ee/EvanKirstel