Oman Cloud Disaster Recovery and Backup Service Market Size and Forecast by Offering, Organization Size, Subscription Model, Sales Channel, and End User Industry: 2019-2033

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Industry Assessment Overview

Industry Findings: Regulatory and data-governance shifts in Oman are reframing recoverability as a legal and operational requirement rather than a discretionary capability. The country’s Personal Data Protection Law came into force in Feb-2024, urging organisations to tighten residency controls and to be able to demonstrate how they restore personal data under supervisory scrutiny. That statutory signal is driving enterprises to stage recoverable copies domestically, document rehearsal outcomes and bake auditable retention controls into supplier contracts. The practical result is a procurement tilt toward providers that can supply in-country staging, repeatable restore validation and custody evidence that satisfies both privacy authorities and sectoral auditors.

Industry Player Insights: Among the many providers in this industry, a few include Omantel, Oman Data Park, Orixcom, and RAYA Oman etc. Vendors are racing to turn domestic capacity into turnkey, auditable recovery pathways. Oman Data Park signed a strategic MoU in Oct-2024 to develop an international-scale data-centre project, expanding local managed staging options and creating new proximate DR corridors for regional customers. Omantel advanced its National Cloud and inaugurated the SN1 Salalah facility in 2025, broadening sovereign hosting and lowering replication latency for domestic backups. These moves shorten recovery windows for Omani enterprises and make vendors with onshore vaulting and repeatable rehearsal tooling more attractive to regulated buyers.