AI agents and copilots now operate on your production systems and backups at machine speed. That's a major productivity gain, until an over-permissioned agent deletes data, corrupts a workflow, or an attacker moves faster than your team can respond.
This quarter, Druva extended resilience into the AI layer and brought new coverage across SaaS and cloud-native workloads. Recovery means restoring a trusted operational state, not just the latest backup, as that backup may reflect a corrupted workflow or a compromised identity. Governance means protecting the permissions, prompts, project history, and business records AI tools depend on. Defense means detecting and containing threats to the backup environment itself, from compromised credentials to agents acting on their own.
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