Druva is developing AI agent protection, AI agent backup data access, protection against AI agents, and better cyber resiliency investigations with AI agents. 4 direction AI agent street.
We’re expanding our SaaS data protection to include Claude and Copilot, giving them access to Druva assets via MCP, adding a root cause diagnosis agent, and auto-locking backups when an AI attack is detected.
Data protection and cyber resiliency must account for AI agent activity and back up agent data traces and history so that agent activity can be rolled back if needed. Attacks using AI can cause significant damage in a short period of time, so a quick response is required. This means you need to have a backup the moment an attack is detected. You also need to control access to Druva assets so your AI agents can do their jobs better. Also, specialized agents can help improve the work of cyber recovery administrators. The latest AI Resilience announcement from Druva covers all these bases.
Jaspreet Singh, CEO and co-founder of Druva, said: “Every company is excited to take advantage of AI, but few can answer two simple questions: When AI changes something, breaks something, or loses important context, can it be undone? And when AI risks change at the speed of machines, are backups still safe? AI resilience You need to protect both the work you create and the recovery systems your organization relies on. Anything less and your organization is risking your business on an AI that won’t fully recover.”
AI models and agent prompts, response history, workflow configuration, and agent context are becoming business-critical information. A backup is required so that you can re-examine and restore when necessary. Rather than simply restoring files and objects, restoration is becoming a multifaceted program with sequentially determined actions across the entire data estate. In addition to reinstalling virtual machines, you need to restore state across many parts of your data estate. AI models and agents are making the world of cyber resilience more complex.
Druva’s AI Resilience capabilities include market-first backup of Claude and Microsoft Copilot.
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Microsoft Copilot Protection & Governance: Captures prompts, responses, conversations, generated files, citation sources, and metadata as an independent and recoverable record with built-in legal holds, compliance, eDiscovery, and governance controls.
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Claude code protection and governance: Store project state, conversation history, code artifacts, and workflow context. Provide instant recovery and granular rollback when AI-powered changes introduce risk or lose critical context.
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Druva MCP Server: Customers with MCP-compatible assistants, copilots, and agents such as Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Cursor can access Druva insights and workflows while maintaining enterprise authentication, role-based access control, and governance policies.
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Dru SRE: New DruAI agent with more MetaGraph capabilities uncovers root causes, prioritizes recommendations, and guides actions from operational and resiliency signals, helping “IT teams spend less time on dashboards and more time solving problems.”
The governance aspect recognizes that AI systems can create, summarize, replicate, and move business content between AI systems and third-party tools. As a result, business records, sensitive analysis, and organizational knowledge may not be preserved, disclosed, audited, or placed on legal hold. Correspondingly, Druva backs up and manages data created by AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot and Claude Code, including prompts, responses, generated files, citation sources, project context, and code artifacts. This allows organizations to capture, store, search, investigate, and recover protected records of their AI work.
Druva says it has a fully managed self-defense platform that automatically detects early signals of AI-powered exploits and instantly locks down the environment.
Dru SRE uses Druva’s MetaGraph capabilities to transform signals scattered across data, identity, and AI activity into connected intelligence so organizations can reliably recover across multiple applications.
For more information on all of this, check out the Copilot Blog, Claude Blog, Dru SRE Blog, and Druva MCP Blog.
