Druva Agent Recovery protects and recovers AI agents in production, starting with Copilot Studio Agent Backup & Recovery.
Admin teams can restore an individual agent without rolling back an entire environment. A Microsoft Cyber Pulse blog says more than 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies now use AI agents built with low-code or no-code tools. A broken agent can stall the processes around it, and recovery often requires restoring a full environment or rebuilding the agent manually. Druva keeps a recovery point ready for each protected agent, so teams can recover individual agents without starting over.
Druva’s Chief Products and Marketing Officer Ranga Rajagopalan said: “More business processes now run through AI agents, which makes those agents essential to how the business operates. 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.”
Druva Agent Recovery protects customer-built Copilot Studio agents and their configurations against unexpected deletion or change. Customers can automatically discover Copilot Studio agents across Power Platform environments as employees build them, so protection keeps pace with adoption.
Scheduled, immutable backups in Druva’s Resilience Cloud give every agent a clear version history, protecting against accidental changes, unauthorized edits, and emerging risks. Admins can restore individual agents and their configurations without rolling back the entire Power Platform environment.
SaaS data protector Druva is also adding Power Apps and Power Automate to existing Microsoft Power BI support, and introducing new integrations with Azure SRE Agent and Microsoft 365 Copilot to give customers direct access to backup health and recovery options within Microsoft AI tools.
PowerBI (Business Intelligence) is Microsoft’s business analytics and business intelligence offering which builds interactive reports, dashboards, and insights from multiple data sources using Power BI tool. Copilot Studio agents depend on connected applications, flows, data, and identities. When one of those fails, the agent can fail with it. Druva now protects Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate to recover from this situation. Admins can can restore individual apps or flows from air-gapped, immutable backups without rebuilding them or rolling back the environment.
Druva says its loud-native platform protects Copilot Studio agents and their workflows end to end. Coverage spans the Microsoft ecosystem and beyond, including Power Platform, Microsoft 365, Copilot Chat conversations, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Salesforce.
Azure SRE agent is Microsoft’s AI-powered service designed to help site reliability engineers (SREs) and operations teams monitor, investigate, diagnose, and resolve issues in Azure environments.
Through Druva MCP, Microsoft Azure SRE Agent can use Druva backup health, protection status, recovery points, and failed-job diagnostics for any Druva-protected workload to enhance incident response. Azure SRE Agent correlates that information with Azure operational data to identify unprotected workloads and suggest or take next steps.
The Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot provides a consolidated view of backup health, grouped failure analysis, and remediation guidance. Using Copilot’s Microsoft 365 context, administrators can see which users and groups are impacted by a backup issue and retry failed backups directly from Copilot.
Support for Microsoft Power Apps, the Druva Integration with Azure SRE Agent, and the Druva Agent for Microsoft 365 Copilot are generally available. Copilot Studio Agent Backup & Recovery and support for Microsoft Power Automate are in limited availability.
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AvePoint provides backup and recovery for Copilot Studio agents via AgentPulse / Confidence Platform / Cloud Backup. It can protect and restore an agent’s configuration, logic, prompts, topics, orchestration, and flows to a known-good state.
Microsoft provides some built-in mechanisms, but they are not full dedicated agent backup.
Commvault has announced AgentRecover capabilities focused primarily on platforms like Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry, and not singled out Copilot Studio agents.
We might expect the usual data protection/cyber-resilience suspects to enter this space, meaning Cohesity, HYCU, Rubrik and Veeam. They, together with AvePoint, Commvault and Druva have a rapidly enlarging population of agent-building platforms, and built agents, to protect. AI agents are greatly complicating the data protection environment. Back in the day simple file backup is now a distant memory.