Druva has announced a new suite of capabilities under its AI Resilience initiative, specifically designed to facilitate the recovery of AI agents without the need to revert entire digital environments. This development addresses the growing operational reliance on AI agents, which are increasingly utilized by a significant majority of Fortune 500 companies. Previously, if an agent was deleted or suffered a configuration error, administrators were often forced to perform a full system rollback or manually rebuild the agent, both of which can lead to significant downtime.
The core of this update is Druva Agent Recovery, which provides automated, policy-based protection for custom AI agents built within Microsoft Copilot Studio. By maintaining immutable backups and clear version histories for individual agents, the system allows IT teams to restore specific configurations independently. The platform also includes automated discovery features that identify new agents as they are created across Power Platform environments, ensuring that security coverage scales alongside the adoption of low-code and no-code tools.
Beyond Copilot Studio, Druva has expanded its protection to cover the broader Microsoft Power Platform. This includes support for Power Apps and Power Automate, which are frequently integrated into the workflows of AI agents. By safeguarding these dependencies, the company aims to provide end-to-end resilience. If a specific application or workflow fails, administrators can now restore those components individually from air-gapped backups, preventing the need to disrupt the broader environment.
To improve incident response, Druva is introducing two new integrations that embed backup health and recovery data directly into existing Microsoft management tools. The first is an integration with the Azure SRE Agent, which allows the tool to pull diagnostic information, protection status, and recovery points from Druva-protected workloads. This data is then correlated with Azure operational metrics to help SRE teams identify unprotected assets and determine appropriate remediation steps.
The second integration is the Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot, which is accessible via the Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Store. This tool provides administrators with a centralized dashboard for monitoring backup health and failure analysis directly within Microsoft Teams or the Copilot interface. It leverages the context of Microsoft 365 to help administrators identify which specific users or groups are affected by a backup failure and allows them to trigger retries without leaving the application.
These updates build upon Druva’s existing security framework, which already covers Microsoft 365, Copilot chat conversations, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Salesforce. By integrating these recovery options into the tools where AI agents are managed, the company intends to streamline the troubleshooting process for IT and security teams.
Regarding the availability of these features, Druva has confirmed that support for Microsoft Power Apps and the Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot are currently generally available. The integration with the Azure SRE Agent is scheduled for release at the end of November. Meanwhile, the specific capabilities for Copilot Studio Agent Backup Recovery and support for Microsoft Power Automate are currently in limited availability.
