Backup & Recovery
Backup and Recovery Solutions in Australia
Recover fast, even after ransomware. CyberPulse delivers ransomware-resilient, Australian-hosted backup and recovery solutions built to survive attacks that target your data and your backups together, so an outage or breach is a controlled restore, not a crisis.
Trusted by leading Australian organisations
CyberPulse clients include Minter Ellison, Veolia, Sydney Roosters, Utopia Digital and Meshed.
What our backup and recovery service covers
Immutable, Australian-hosted protection across cloud, SaaS and on-premises, deployed around your business.
Cloud and Microsoft 365 backup
Automated, Australian-hosted backup for Microsoft 365 (Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams), Google Workspace, servers and endpoints, built on Druva‘s cloud data-resilience platform with nothing to patch or babysit.
Immutable, air-gapped backup
Backups are written once and cannot be altered, encrypted or deleted, even with admin credentials. Logically isolated copies give you a clean recovery point when attackers target your data and your backups together.
Rapid recovery and disaster recovery
Recovery with defined RTO and RPO targets, so a failed server, deleted mailbox or full-site outage is a controlled restore, not a crisis. Recover a single file or an entire environment on demand.
Monitoring, alerting and test restores
Job monitoring, alerting and test-restore capability built in, so failures surface early and you can prove recovery before you need it, rather than assume it.
Talk to our backup and recovery team
Book a backup and recovery assessment. We map what you must recover, your ransomware exposure, and a clear plan to protect it.
How we do it
Assess and scope
We assess what you run and what you must recover, and scope the data, systems and obligations that matter.
Design targets
We design retention and RTO/RPO targets around your business, not a one-size template.
Deploy immutable backups
We deploy immutable, Australian-hosted backups isolated from your production environment.
Configure monitoring
We configure job monitoring and alerting so backup failures surface early, not after the fact.
Validate recovery
We validate recovery with test restores, so you know the backups work before you need them.
Why it matters
Attackers go after your backups first
94 per cent of ransomware attacks in the past year tried to compromise the victim's backups, and those whose backups were hit were about twice as likely to pay (Sophos, State of Ransomware 2024).
Backup repositories are the target
Backup repositories were targeted in 96 per cent of ransomware attacks, so a copy sitting on the same network is no longer safe (Veeam, 2024 Ransomware Trends Report).
Cybercrime hits Australian business constantly
A cybercrime is reported in Australia roughly every six minutes, and the average self-reported cost to a small business rose 14 per cent to A$56,600 (ASD, 2024-25).
Breaches are expensive here
The average cost of a data breach in Australia reached a record A$4.26 million (IBM, Cost of a Data Breach 2024).
Ideal for
- ✓Teams running heavily on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
- ✓Organisations with compliance or data-retention obligations
- ✓Businesses with no in-house backup administrator
- ✓Anyone who has had a ransomware scare or close call
Why CyberPulse for backup and recovery
Deployed and configured for you
We select, deploy and configure ransomware-resilient backup around your business, so you get a working solution set up right, not a box of parts.
Ransomware-resilient by design
Immutable, isolated, Australian-hosted backups built to survive an attack that targets your primary data and your backups together.
Backed by leading platforms
We deliver on Druva’s cloud data-resilience platform, so your backups sit off your own infrastructure with nothing to patch.
Our track record in numbers
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Frequently asked questions
What is backup and recovery?
Backup and recovery is the practice of keeping secure, separate copies of your data and systems so you can restore them after loss, corruption, accidental deletion or a cyber attack. Backup is the copy; recovery is the tested process of bringing data and services back quickly when something goes wrong.
What is an immutable backup?
An immutable backup is a copy of your data that cannot be changed, encrypted or deleted for a set period, even with administrator credentials. Because modern ransomware deliberately targets backups, an immutable, isolated copy gives you a clean, trustworthy recovery point when your primary data is compromised.
Does Microsoft 365 need a separate backup?
Yes. Microsoft runs the platform, but under its shared responsibility model protecting your data is your job. Native recycle bins and retention are not backup. A separate solution protects against deletion, corruption, insider actions and ransomware across Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams.
What do RTO and RPO mean?
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) is how quickly a system must be back after an outage. RPO (Recovery Point Objective) is how much data, measured in time, you can afford to lose. Together they set your recovery targets and drive how backups are designed.
How does backup help against ransomware?
A clean, isolated backup lets you restore your systems instead of paying a ransom. Because attackers now try to destroy backups first, the protection has to be immutable and air-gapped so it survives the attack. Tested restores then prove you can recover to a known-good point.
How does CyberPulse deliver backup and recovery?
We deliver it as a solution. We help you select, deploy and configure ransomware-resilient backup on platforms such as Druva, set your retention and recovery targets, and validate recovery with test restores. Day-to-day operation stays with you or the platform, with our team available to advise.
What is backup and recovery?
Backup and recovery is how your business protects the data and systems it runs on. A backup is a secure, separate copy of your information. Recovery is the process of restoring that information, quickly and reliably, when the original is lost, corrupted, accidentally deleted or hit by a cyber attack. A backup you have never tested is only a hope, and fast recovery is only possible if a clean copy exists to recover from.
For Australian businesses the stakes have risen sharply. Cybercrime is now reported roughly every six minutes, and ransomware has changed what good backup looks like. Attackers deliberately go after backups during an attack, so a copy sitting on the same network is no longer safe. Effective protection today means backups that are immutable and isolated, held separately from your production environment, and recoverable to a known-good point in time.
That is the difference between storing data and being able to recover it. CyberPulse delivers backup and recovery as a solution on Druva, helping you design recovery targets around your business, deploy immutable, Australian-hosted backups, and validate recovery with test restores. Paired with incident response, it means that when something goes wrong, you can get your business back.