Commvault Adds Recovery Tools for Enterprise AI Agents

Commvault announced AgentRecover, a recovery product designed to help enterprises audit AI agents, preserve evidence and restore both the agents and the systems affected when autonomous activity goes wrong.

The company said AgentRecover can inventory agent configurations and dependencies, capture forensic information and restore data, identities and connected systems to a known state. It is intended to support agents built with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry.

The product reflects a practical recovery problem. Backing up a model or dataset alone may be insufficient when an agent can change permissions, trigger workflows, modify business records and interact with several cloud services during one incident.

A useful recovery plan therefore needs to reconstruct more than content. Security teams must understand which identity an agent used, what tools it invoked, which downstream resources changed and whether revoking access will disrupt legitimate operations.

Commvault’s claims still require validation in production environments. Buyers should test whether recovery points stay consistent across connected services, how quickly access can be contained and whether the evidence trail is detailed enough to support an incident investigation.