Backup and Disaster Recovery

Backup & Disaster Recovery That Doesn’t F*** Around

We’ve got backup and disaster recovery services engineered for ransomware, outages, and every WTF moment in between.

Your Business Can’t Afford Fantasy Recovery Plans

Recovery times that drag. Data loss no one can quantify. “Cloud backups” that haven’t been tested in years. Sound familiar?

We don’t play that game. Osmicro delivers backup and disaster recovery solutions engineered to survive real-world disasters, not just satisfy checkbox audits.

When cloud environments go dark or your local server dies mid-payroll, we don’t guess. We recover.

This is backup and disaster recovery done properly.

We Back Up Everything. Yes, Even That.

Servers. Endpoints. Email. SaaS. If it holds data, we back it up — as often as needed, in ways that actually restore.

Where? Our St Leonards Data Centre, or AWS backup and disaster recovery infrastructure in the Sydney region.
How often? You call it — daily, hourly, constantly.
What tools? Whatever fits the job: Veeam, Acronis, NinjaBackup, MSP Backup.

For businesses running Microsoft, we also offer Azure backup and disaster recovery services architected to match your stack and uptime needs.

You don’t get a one-size-fits-none. You get backup and disaster recovery services tailored to your data, your workflows, and your tolerance for downtime.

Most MSPs Hope You Never Test Your Recovery

We test ours. Randomly. Without notice.

Because a disaster recovery process that only exists in theory isn’t a plan – it’s a liability. Our teams regularly hammer recovery workflows to make sure they hold up under pressure.

Recovery time objective (RTO)? We hit what you need.
Recovery point objective (RPO)? We define it with you - not after the fire.
Recovery time and recovery point targets? Documented, tested, proven.
DR policy and plan? Yours, not some recycled template.

Bring Your Worst-Case Scenario. We’ll Bring the Blueprint.

Ransomware attacks. Site outages. Fat-fingered deletions. Power outage in the middle of peak billing. You tell us what keeps you up at night – we’ll show you a backup and disaster recovery plan that doesn’t flinch.

Local + cloud failover options
Zero-trust access recovery
Disaster recovery strategies that reflect your risk, not someone else’s average
Full stack disaster recovery services with security built in
Support for critical workloads, sensitive data, and edge scenarios

Whether you need a new DR plan, help defining a DR strategy, or just want someone to shoot holes in your existing setup – we’re in.

Cloud Backup That Actually Recovers

We don’t just do cloud because it’s trendy. We do cloud backup and disaster recovery because when built right, it’s faster, smarter, and safer.

“Recovery as a Service” Isn’t Just Talk - It’s a Guarantee

You don’t need to pay for flashy dashboards or reports written in crayon. You need to know this:

If your business goes down, we know what to do, and we’ve done it before.

Backup disaster recovery solutions that recover what matters
On-call engineering with a 10-minute escalation guarantee
Active monitoring and regular testing built into every engagement
Recovery time (RTO) and recovery point (RPO) metrics tracked - not guessed

Need Something On Paper?

If your compliance team wants it in writing, we’ll deliver:

And, if you’re hellbent on having a backup and disaster recovery plan template to start from? We’ll do it, but we’ll never stop there.

We Don’t Sell Fear. We Sell Preparation.

Let’s build a BDR plan that isn’t just paperwork. We’ll map out the good, the bad, and the “oh sh*t” scenarios — then show you how we’d keep you operating.

Think You’re Covered? Read This Before the Next Outage.

1. What strategies can be implemented for data protection and recovery?

Start by accepting this: no single strategy will save you. You need layers.

Backups, plural — Local for speed. Cloud for resilience. Immutable if you’re serious.

RTO/RPO defined — You can’t recover what you haven’t quantified.

Tested recovery workflows — Because guessing under pressure is how disasters become headlines.

Network segmentation and MFA — Stops ransomware from walking through the front door.

Failover infrastructure — On-prem, cloud, or Osmicro-hosted — built around what your ops need, not what’s cheapest.

The strategy is simple: cover what matters, test it often, and don’t assume your MSP is doing it unless it’s documented.

2. How can I create an effective recovery plan for my organisation?

Skip the templates and start with reality:

- What can’t you afford to lose?

- How fast do systems need to be back up?

- Who’s doing what when things go sideways?

An effective backup and disaster recovery plan covers assets, risks, roles, and timelines. It accounts for ransomware, power outages, accidental deletes - and it gets tested, not shelved.

We don’t just write plans - we simulate the fire, then build recovery around what survives.

3. What are the best services for ensuring data continuity during a disaster?

“Best” depends on your environment, compliance needs, and downtime tolerance. But here’s the short list:

- Veeam, Acronis, MSP Backup — rock solid for structured recovery

- NinjaBackup — fast, flexible for SMB and endpoint coverage

- AWS + Azure — excellent for hybrid and fully cloud-native continuity

- Osmicro Recovery as a Service (RaaS) — built with actual business continuity in mind, not licensing targets

The key is service integration, not just tooling. Continuity fails when no one owns the full stack — we do.

4. How does cloud-based recovery differ from traditional backup methods?

It recovers. Faster. From anywhere. That’s the difference.

Traditional backups are often tied to hardware: physical drives, on-site appliances, slow restores. Fine until your building’s underwater.

Cloud-based recovery gives you:

- Geographic redundancy

- Scalable failover

- Faster RTO/RPO

- Disaster avoidance, not just response

But cloud isn’t magic. If your cloud BDR isn’t designed around your risks, it’s just storage with a fancy name.

5. What essential components should be included in a recovery plan template?

Here’s what actually matters — whether you're building from scratch or auditing what someone handed you:

- Asset inventory — What needs protection?

- Risk mapping — What could go wrong?

- Recovery objectives — RTO, RPO, tested.

- Roles & contacts — Who does what when it hits the fan?

- Recovery runbook — Steps. Tools. Access credentials. No guesswork.

- Testing schedule — A plan not tested is a plan that fails.

Osmicro builds these into every client engagement — documented, rehearsed, and battle-ready.