Most DR plans no longer reflect what's actually running in production. Coverage gaps are invisible. RTO and RPO targets are assumed, not validated. Oscar scans your live cloud environment and surfaces every gap -- with evidence, in days. No tagging required. No credentials shared.
Our AI agent Oscar Ops leverages the context graph to evaluate your live environment and deliver a complete Backup Assessment in hours not weeks.
New services spin up, configurations drift, cross-region dependencies appear, and AI agents make infrastructure changes nobody documents. Most backup assessments rely on documentation that is already stale the moment it's written.
New services, config drift, and undocumented dependencies mean your DR plan fails silently until an incident reveals what it missed. By then, it's already a problem.
Recovery time objectives exist in policy documents, but no one has verified they match what's actually configured in production. Assumed targets are unvalidated risk.
Recovery drills require weeks to coordinate, produce stale results, and leave the organization exposed between cycles. AI agents are now making changes nobody scheduled.
Audits capture a moment in time. By the next quarter, new resources have appeared with no backup configuration, no owner, and no entry in your DR plan.
AI agents are making infrastructure changes that nobody documented. Resources they create, modify, or decommission may fall outside your backup coverage entirely.
A traditional consulting engagement to produce this picture takes 8--16 weeks and costs far more. By the time the report arrives, the environment has already changed.
Oscar scans your live environment and builds the Context Graph automatically. No tagging required. No credentials leave your perimeter. Five structured workstreams run on top of it, with a human decision required before anything advances.
Oscar scans all systems, databases, apps, and endpoints across multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. Assets are classified by criticality, compliance requirements (HIPAA, GDPR), and threat exposure -- without requiring pre-existing tags or a manual inventory phase.
Agents verify RPO and RTO targets against actual system configurations and SLA commitments. Gaps between what your policy documents say and what's actually configured surface as named blockers requiring explicit human review before the assessment advances.
Reviews your existing backup architecture against the 3-2-1-1-0 standard across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Surfaces missing automation, absent encryption, and version management gaps. Identifies resources with no backup policy, no owner, or configurations that have drifted from policy.
Verifies that backups actually work by running controlled recovery tests and measuring real success rates and restoration times, not just assumed ones. Confirms immutability of offsite copies and air-gapped backups. Measures actual RTO against documented targets -- not assumed performance.
Produces the final DR Plan with documented procedures, schedules, and personnel responsibilities. Sets up automated monitoring for backup performance, data growth, and compliance drift so your posture stays current between review cycles.
Every deliverable is grounded in what Oscar actually observed in your live environment -- not inferred from documentation, not assembled from interviews, and not stale by the time it reaches you.
Every resource in your environment and its backup status -- protected, unprotected, or misconfigured -- verified against live infrastructure, not documentation. Ownership mapped to the right team.
Recovery time and recovery point objectives checked against what is actually configured in each system today -- not what the policy document says should be configured. Gaps surfaced as named, prioritized findings.
Prioritized list of every unprotected, misconfigured, or non-compliant resource. Each gap includes business impact estimate, ownership attribution, and recommended remediation -- ready to action immediately.
Immutability verified. Offsite copies confirmed. Encryption and version management assessed across every environment and every cloud provider. Gaps flagged with evidence, not assertions.
A formal Disaster Recovery Plan with documented procedures, schedules, and personnel responsibilities. Structured for board reporting, cyber insurance renewal, and regulatory audit submission.
Automated monitoring configured for backup performance, data growth, and compliance drift. Not a one-time snapshot -- your posture stays current as your environment evolves. Optional ongoing subscription available.
Traditional backup assessments require your team to compile inventories, gather configurations, run manual queries, and coordinate across teams -- before the consulting firm even begins analysis. That process takes weeks and produces a picture that's already stale.
OpsCanvas starts from a scan of your live environment. The Context Graph builds automatically -- resources, dependencies, ownership, backup status, and AI agent activity -- and every deliverable is grounded in what Oscar actually observed, not what your documentation says.
The Backup Assessment surfaces the gaps. The DR Workflow closes them. And ongoing monitoring keeps your posture current as your environment changes. Each step builds on the same live Context Graph Oscar built during the assessment.
Oscar scans your environment, builds the Context Graph, and delivers your gap report, RTO/RPO validation, and DR Plan.
Quarterly, monthly, or continuous reassessment keeps your posture current and surfaces drift as your environment evolves.
The AI-governed remediation engine that closes the gaps the assessment surfaced. Agents execute. Humans approve every material change.
The OpsCanvas Backup Assessment covers every resource in your cloud environment and produces six deliverables: a coverage map of every protected and unprotected resource verified against live infrastructure, RTO/RPO validation against actual configurations, a 3-2-1-1-0 compliance assessment, a prioritized gap report with ownership attribution, an audit-ready DR Plan, and optional continuous monitoring setup. All findings are grounded in what Oscar observed in your live environment.
The OpsCanvas Backup Assessment is delivered in days, not weeks or months. Because Oscar builds the Context Graph automatically from your live environment without requiring tagging or manual configuration, the discovery phase that would take a consulting team weeks happens in hours. A traditional consulting engagement for comparable coverage typically takes 8--16 weeks.
No. Oscar scans your live cloud environment and infers resource ownership, dependencies, and backup status from runtime behavior and IaC repositories. No tagging is required, and no manual inventory work is needed before the assessment begins. This is one of the core ways OpsCanvas differs from traditional consulting approaches.
The 3-2-1-1-0 standard requires three copies of data, on two different media types, with one copy offsite, one copy offline or air-gapped, and zero unverified backups. The OpsCanvas Backup Assessment verifies each of these requirements against your live environment -- checking immutability of offsite copies, encryption, version management, and backup success rates across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Yes. OpsCanvas is complementary to Rubrik, Veeam, Cohesity, AWS Backup, and Azure Backup -- it does not replace them. Those tools store and restore your data. OpsCanvas validates your posture: whether your backup configurations match your recovery objectives, where coverage gaps exist, and whether your DR plan reflects what's actually running in production.
After the Backup Assessment, OpsCanvas can set up ongoing monitoring to track backup coverage, data growth, and compliance drift on a quarterly, monthly, or continuous basis. For teams ready to close the gaps the assessment identified, the DR Workflow is the AI-governed remediation engine that implements the findings -- with Oscar discovering, agents executing, and humans approving every material decision.
Talk to us about a Backup Assessment. We'll walk through your environment, scope the engagement, and show you what Oscar finds in your first session -- no tagging required, no credentials shared.