Commvault Gives IT and Security an AI Agent Recovery Plan - Helping Recover Agents and Unwanted Changes Triggered Across Environments

Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology and AI Officer, Commvault

“Business logic is moving out of applications and into agents, and agents don't behave deterministically. A single agent decision can trigger changes across data, applications, and infrastructure on multiple platforms.”

Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology and AI Officer, Commvault

“Enterprises need to see and audit what agents have done, then recover both the agent and affected resources. That's what we're delivering for customers building on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry.”

Michele Buschman, Chief Information Officer at American Pacific Mortgage

“As AI agents take on a greater role in business, resilience has to extend beyond the agent itself.”

Michele Buschman, Chief Information Officer at American Pacific Mortgage

“Agents may interact with regulated loan data, applications, and customer-facing systems. Recovering both the agent and affected systems after an unintended action would be essential for mortgage companies focused on compliance, keeping loans on track, and maintaining customer trust.”

Phil Goodwin, Research Vice President, IDC

“Agentic AI changes the resilience equation. Traditional recovery assumes a discrete set of data at a point in time.”

Phil Goodwin, Research Vice President, IDC

“In contrast, agentic recovery must recover the agent, data, and resources – all at machine speed. Commvault's move to audit agent activity and recover the agentic resources reflects a rapidly growing requirement for enterprise resilience.”