Astran is a SaaS platform for operational resilience. The vendor's concept, the Minimum Vital Company, keeps an organisation's most important activities executable when primary systems fail, for example after a cyberattack. Organisations design executable processes with roles and approvals, connect data sources through APIs and keep the key data they need stored separately and up to date. According to the vendor, the platform runs on independent infrastructure, with role-based access control, an immutable audit trail and an AI assistant that builds processes from existing continuity plans. It starts with finance and treasury and targets large enterprises.
Astran is a French SAS based in Paris, so it falls under EU law. According to the vendor, data is split into fragments across independent cloud providers; the website does not name those providers or regions. The privacy policy says transfers outside the EEA to service providers are possible, under the usual safeguards. Ask the vendor about storage regions, cloud providers and sub-processors before you supply critical data.