From endpoints and physical servers to VMware, Hyper-V, AWS, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and business applications, BDRShield provides a unified approach to backup and recovery. It supports file-level, disk-image, VM, cloud-instance, database and application backups, allowing organizations to protect different workloads without deploying multiple backup products.
BDRShield combines backup, replication, disaster recovery, hybrid storage and cyber-resilience to help organizations maintain access to critical data even when systems fail or come under attack. Its architecture supports local, offsite, cloud and air-gapped storage options, giving organizations flexibility in designing their backup and recovery strategy.
With immutable backups, retention controls, encryption, anomaly detection, malware scanning and recovery verification, BDRShield is designed to protect backup data as well as production data. Its centralized console provides visibility into backup health, storage usage, alerts and compliance status.
Whether you are an SMB, enterprise IT team, managed service provider or channel partner, BDRShield offers flexible deployment and licensing options designed to scale as your environment grows.
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Cloud Backup
SaaS Backup
Database Backup
Application Backup
Disaster Recovery
Hybrid Storage
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Virtual Machine Backup
Agentless backup and recovery for VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, KVM and oVirt environments.
Physical Server & Endpoint Backup
Protect Windows, Linux and Mac systems with file-level and image-based backup.
Cloud Backup
Protect AWS and Azure cloud workloads and maintain independent recovery copies.
SaaS Backup
Protect Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data including mail, contacts, calendars and cloud storage.
Database Backup
Backup and recover Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.
Application Backup
Protect business applications including Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint.
Disaster Recovery
Offsite copies, replication, failover, failback and recovery options help maintain business continuity during outages and disasters.
Hybrid Storage
Use local storage, NAS, SAN, cloud storage, object storage or air-gapped destinations according to your recovery strategy.
Ransomware-Resilient by Design
Immutable backups, retention controls, air-gapped copies, encryption, anomaly detection and malware scanning help protect recovery data from modern attacks.
Recovery Readiness
Backup verification and automated recovery testing help ensure that backups are actually usable when required—not just successfully completed.
Flexible Storage Architecture
Use on-premises storage, private/public cloud, BDRShield Cloud or supported S3-compatible storage without being restricted to one destination.
Workload Freedom
Protect endpoints, servers, VMs, SaaS, cloud instances, databases and applications through one platform.
Cloud + On-Premise Choice
Deploy using the cloud-managed console or a self-hosted management model depending on operational, compliance or security requirements.
Reduce Downtime
Recover critical systems quickly and minimize business interruption.
Protect Against Ransomware
Keep clean, protected recovery copies that are harder for attackers to tamper with.
Lower Infrastructure Complexity
Manage multiple backup workloads and destinations through one platform.
Improve Recovery Confidence
Regular verification and recovery testing help ensure that data can actually be restored.
Control Total Cost of Ownership
Flexible workload-based licensing and storage choices allow organizations to scale according to requirements. The current BDRShield site also markets cost savings and flexible licensing.
Support Compliance
Maintain retention policies, audit trails and reporting to support regulatory and governance requirements including GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, DPDP, CERT-In and applicable RBI/SEBI/IRDAI requirements.
Endpoints: Windows • Linux • Mac • NAS
Virtualization: VMware • Hyper-V • Proxmox • KVM • oVirt
Cloud: AWS • Azure
SaaS: Microsoft 365 • Google Workspace
Databases: Microsoft SQL Server • MySQL • PostgreSQL
Applications: Exchange • SharePoint
This is worth having as a dedicated section on your Panzer page, because BDRShield's current positioning is strongly channel-oriented.
BDRShield supports MSPs, resellers and channel partners with centralized multi-tenant management, white-label capabilities, PSA/RMM integration, training, certification, lead-sharing programs and partner enablement.
Partner Benefits
Multi-Tenant Management
Manage multiple customers from one centralized console.
White-Label Ready
Deliver backup and DR services under your own brand.
Pre-Sales & Technical Support
Get assistance from solution design through deployment.
Training & Certification
Build technical expertise and strengthen your backup practice.
GTM Support
Lead generation, deal registration, co-marketing and joint promotions.
Cloud-Managed
Centralized cloud console with no requirement for heavy management infrastructure.
On-Premise
Self-hosted management for organizations requiring greater control over their environment or specific compliance/security requirements.
Hybrid
Combine local backup infrastructure with cloud or offsite copies for stronger resilience.
Ransomware Protection
Protect backups from deletion, encryption and tampering.
Disaster Recovery
Recover critical systems and data when failure strikes.
Hybrid Backup
Combine local, cloud and offsite storage for greater resilience.
SaaS Backup
Protect Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace data beyond native retention.
VM Backup
Protect VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox and other virtual environments.
Business Continuity
Keep critical operations running even when infrastructure goes down.
Backup Is Only the Beginning
Traditional backup protects your data. BDRShield focuses on keeping that data recoverable, secure and available when you need it most.
Cyber-Resilient Protection
Protect backups against ransomware, accidental deletion and unauthorized changes with immutable, encrypted and air-gapped storage options.
Fast Recovery
Recover files, applications, VMs and servers quickly to minimize downtime and business disruption. BDRShield also provides recovery verification and automated recovery testing.
Hybrid Flexibility
Keep backups on-premises, in your private/public cloud, BDRShield Cloud or compatible object storage.
One Centralized Console
Manage multiple workloads, backup jobs, storage destinations, alerts and reports from one management interface.
Built for IT & MSPs
Multi-tenant management, white-label capabilities, PSA/RMM integration and partner-focused features make the platform suitable for managed service providers and channel partners.
One Partner for Backup, DR & Cyber Resilience
Panzer IT helps organizations assess their backup requirements, design the right backup and DR architecture, implement the solution and provide ongoing support.
Assessment → Design → Deployment → Monitoring → Support
Tell me all about Backup & DR
What is Backup and Disaster Recovery?
Backup creates recoverable copies of data and systems. Disaster Recovery provides the processes and infrastructure required to restore or continue business operations after an outage or disaster.
What is the difference between Backup and DR?
Backup primarily protects data. Disaster Recovery focuses on restoring applications, systems and business operations within defined recovery objectives.
What is RPO?
Recovery Point Objective (RPO) defines how much data loss an organization can tolerate, usually measured in time.
What is RTO?
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) defines how quickly a system or service needs to be restored after an outage.
What is the 3-2-1 backup strategy?
A 3-2-1 strategy generally means maintaining multiple copies of data across different storage media and locations, including at least one copy separated from the primary environment.
Can Backup protect against ransomware?
Yes, when designed properly with protected, isolated, immutable or otherwise secured recovery copies. Backup should form part of a broader ransomware-resilience strategy.
What is Disaster Recovery Failover?
Failover switches workloads from a failed primary environment to a secondary recovery environment so that critical services can continue operating.
Should backups be stored offsite?
For protection against site-level disasters, maintaining an offsite or cloud copy is strongly recommended as part of a layered backup architecture.