Real data protection is holistic: covering everything in your environment, not just what already has a backup policy. Every blind spot is a gap in your cyber resilience. Bocada cross-references your full asset inventory against backup activity to close those gaps before they become data protection problems.
Cross-reference your full inventory against backup activity to see the whole picture.
Pull inventory from wherever you already track your assets: a CMDB, vCenter or Hyper-V, a cloud platform like Azure or AWS, a database such as SQL Server or Postgres, or a plain spreadsheet or CSV export
Bocada overlays backup activity on top of that inventory to reveal what's protected, what's unprotected, and even what is being backed up but was never in your inventory to begin with
Works the same way whether you're an MSP validating every customer's environment against what you're contracted to protect, or an enterprise IT team validating your own
In practice: an inventory of 1,000 VMs turns up five that were spun up and never added to a backup policy, the kind of gap that’s invisible until it’s the reason a restore fails.
Turn a one-time scan into a system of record
Every ignored resource gets a documented reason, so your inventory becomes trustworthy.
Reconcile resources that are backed up but missing from your inventory system, so it reflects reality instead of guesswork
Ignore resources you genuinely don't need protected, like test machines or decommissioned servers, and have the paper trail to prove why it was ignored
Add as many inventory sources as you need. Unprotected and ignored resources do not count toward Bocada licensing, giving you a full picture without additional cost
In practice: a decommissioned test server stops showing up as unprotected the moment someone documents why it doesn’t need to be, with a record of who made that decision and when.
Close the gap before it becomes an incident
Get the right unprotected-resource report to the right owner, on a recurring schedule.
Export and distribute unprotected-resource reports by owner, customer, or team, so the people who can fix it actually see it
Schedule recurring reports instead of relying on a single point-in-time scan, since new unprotected resources show up the moment someone spins up a new VM without telling anyone
Reports can act as lightweight alerts, generating an incident the moment a new resource shows up unprotected
In practice: a customer adds a new VM to their environment without telling their MSP. The next scheduled report catches it and routes straight to the team responsible, before it becomes the reason a backup SLA gets missed.
