Summary
Commvault has introduced AgentRecover capabilities that allow organizations to audit AI agent activity, restore agents, and recover the data and systems those agents affected. The capabilities are designed for recovery after an agent takes an unintended action and apply to agents built on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry offer services for building, deploying, and operating production agents that run business-critical AI processes. As agents gain access to data, applications, and infrastructure, a single unintended action can produce extensive changes across connected systems. Such changes can occur at machine speed and affect data integrity, application availability, and business operations.
The expanded support brings AgentRecover to the agent platform layer in three areas: discovery, auditing, and protection. Discovery identifies agents built on supported platforms and maps the data, applications, identities, configurations, and infrastructure they interact with, which helps teams find protection gaps. Auditing shows what an agent did and what it may have affected across platforms, helping teams decide what needs attention and recovery first.
Protection extends to supported agents and the systems behind them, followed by restoration of both the agent and the affected data and systems, with recovery focused on what the agent changed. Customers can also pair AgentRecover with Commvault's identity recovery and change auditing to see what agents did, which data they changed, and which identities they acted through.
“Business logic is moving out of applications and into agents, and agents don't behave deterministically. A single agent decision can trigger changes across data, applications, and infrastructure on multiple platforms,” said Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology and AI Officer, Commvault. “Enterprises need to see and audit what agents have done, then recover both the agent and affected resources.” Ahlawat said.
Availability for Microsoft Foundry is targeted for early access this month, and for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore in December.
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