Disaster Recovery Services in Oman
Disaster Recovery in Oman
Disaster recovery for Oman businesses
Backup answers whether you still have the data. Disaster recovery answers how long you are down — and that is a design decision, not something to work out on the day.
Talk to Our DR Team Explore Backup SolutionsRecovery targets you can actually meet
Most organisations we meet in Oman have backups and no disaster recovery plan — which means they can eventually get the data back, but nobody can say how long the business would be stopped. We start from the number that matters: how long you can afford to be down, per system, and then build to it.
From target to rehearsal
Recovery targets, per system
Not every system deserves the same answer. We agree a recovery time and recovery point target for each one, because that is what determines the cost.
Replication and standby
Veeam replication keeps a warm standby of the workloads that cannot tolerate a restore window, with failover and clean failback both tested.
Veeam in OmanA copy that survives an attack
Ransomware is the most likely disaster you will face. An off-network retention tier and object-locked off-site copies mean the recovery point is still there afterwards.
ExaGrid storageRunbooks and rehearsal
A written recovery sequence — what comes up first, who does what, in what order — then an actual test, with the result documented and the gaps fixed.
What usually goes wrong on the day
Backups exist, but nobody has ever timed a full recovery
No agreed recovery time target, so no way to say if the plan is adequate
The recovery plan depends on one person who may be unreachable
Systems would come back in the wrong order, so nothing usable works
The only backup copy is reachable from the network being attacked
The plan was written two infrastructure refreshes ago
Rehearsed locally, documented properly
We test it, in Oman
DR testing is done with your team, on site where it needs to be, not signed off from a document review overseas.
Targets before technology
The recovery target drives the design. Starting from a product means paying for either too much resilience or too little.
Ransomware treated as the likely case
Fire and flood are rare. A network-wide compromise is not, so the plan assumes the attacker reached everything reachable.
One partner for the whole recovery
Servers, network, virtualisation, security and backup all come from us, so there is nobody to hand the problem to during an incident.
Disaster recovery in Oman, answered plainly
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
How often should DR be tested?
Do we need a second site?
Can you help with sector compliance requirements?
Is DR planning a one-time piece of work?
How long would your business be down?
If you cannot answer that per system, that is the gap. We will measure it with you, then build a recovery plan to the target you actually need.
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