Arpio Raises $15M Series A for AI Cloud Recovery Platform
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Arpio, an AI-native recovery and resilience platform for cloud environments based in Durham, North Carolina, has closed a $15 million Series A financing. The round was announced on June 3, 2026.
S3 Ventures and Paladin Capital Group co-led the round. Draper Associates, Uncorrelated, Valor Ventures, CreativeCo Capital, and Lookout Ventures also took part.
Founded in 2020 by Doug Neumann and Shaw Terwilliger, Arpio was built from the ground up to provide native recovery for cloud applications. The platform lets enterprises rapidly recover critical systems from ransomware, outages, and other disruptive events in minutes rather than days, and it allows teams to validate resilience before incidents happen.
The new capital will support continued expansion of Arpio’s recovery and cyber resilience platform. The company plans to deepen its capabilities across AWS and Microsoft Azure while extending support to Google Cloud and other AI-native services.
The market need is significant. Businesses hit by ransomware face an average of 24 days of downtime, and recovery costs, excluding any ransom payment, averaged $1.53 million in 2025.