Druva Agent Recovery Brings Point-in-Time Restores to Copilot Studio Agents

Druva launched Druva Agent Recovery, an AI Resilience capability that backs up and restores custom AI agents, starting with Microsoft Copilot Studio, and can restore a single agent and its configuration without rolling back the whole Power Platform environment. The product discovers Copilot Studio agents across Power Platform environments, applies policy-based schedules writing immutable backups to The Resilience Cloud, and keeps per-agent version history; Druva also extended Power Platform coverage to Power Apps and Power Automate alongside existing Power BI protection. Druva cited Microsoft figures that more than 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies use AI agents built with low-code or no-code tools, and added integrations putting backup status into Azure SRE Agent via Druva MCP and into Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Teams.

Druva announced Druva Agent Recovery, a set of AI Resilience capabilities that back up custom AI agents and restore them when they are deleted or unexpectedly changed. Support starts with Microsoft Copilot Studio, Microsoft’s platform for building custom agents. Druva is also widening its Power Platform coverage with Power Apps and Power Automate alongside existing Power BI protection, and two new integrations put Druva backup status inside Azure SRE Agent and Microsoft 365 Copilot so administrators can check protection and retry failed jobs from Microsoft’s tools. Granular Recovery for Copilot Studio and Power Platform Dependencies The first Agent Recovery product is Copilot Studio Agent Backup & Recovery, which protects customer-built agents and their configurations. It discovers Copilot Studio agents across Power Platform environments as employees create them, applies policy-based schedules that write immutable backups to The Resilience Cloud, and keeps a version history for each agent. Administrators can restore a single agent and its configuration without rolling back the whole Power Platform environment. Druva says recovering a broken agent often means restoring a full environment or rebuilding the agent by hand, and its restore workflow can put an agent back in place or as a copy in the same environment. Druva cites Microsoft figures showing that more than 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies use AI agents built with low-code or no-code tools. Druva introduced its AI Resilience portfolio earlier this year to help organizations recover, govern, and defend AI-powered work, and Agent Recovery is the first part of that portfolio built to restore the agents. “More business processes now run through AI agents, which makes those agents essential to how the business operates,” said Ranga Rajagopalan, Chief Products and Marketing Officer at Druva. “That puts them on the same list of critical systems every IT team backs up and recovers. With Agent Recovery, we’re now protecting the agents themselves, building on what we already safeguard across Microsoft 365 and Copilot conversations.” Copilot Studio agents depend on connected apps, flows, data, and identities, and an agent can fail when any one of them breaks. Druva now protects Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate, extending the Power Platform support that began with Power BI, and teams can restore an individual app or flow from air-gapped, immutable backups without rebuilding it or rolling back the environment. Druva lists coverage across Power Platform, Microsoft 365, Copilot Chat conversations, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Salesforce, which gives teams a recovery path when something fails anywhere in an agent’s workflow. That sits alongside the Azure workload protection the company already offers, including the Azure VM backup Druva added in 2023 https://www.storagereview.com/news/druva-expands-multi-cloud-protection-with-secure-azure-vm-backup . Native Telemetry Integrations with Azure SRE Agent and Microsoft 365 Copilot The Azure SRE Agent integration uses Druva MCP to give Microsoft’s operations agent the backup health, protection status, recovery points, and failed-job diagnostics for any Druva-protected workload. Azure SRE Agent correlates that data with Azure operational information to find unprotected workloads and suggest or take next steps during an incident. Druva calls it the first data protection integration with Azure SRE Agent. The Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot installs from the Agent Store and runs inside Copilot and Microsoft Teams, where it shows a consolidated view of backup health, grouped failure analysis, and remediation guidance. It uses Copilot’s Microsoft 365 context to show which users and groups a backup issue affects, and administrators can retry failed backups directly from Copilot. Druva describes it as the first backup and recovery agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Platform Support Power Apps support and the Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot are generally available. The Azure SRE Agent integration is scheduled for the end of November, and Copilot Studio Agent Backup & Recovery and Power Automate support are in limited availability. Druva plans to demonstrate Agent Recovery at Microsoft Ignite in San Francisco, November 17 to 20, at booth 5328.