Cohesity Unveils 'Agent Resilience' to Protect and Recover AI Agent Infrastructure
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Cohesity has unveiled 'Agent Resilience,' a new feature of the data cloud.
The feature is designed to help discover, protect and recover enterprise AI agent infrastructure, and it was built to automate a 5-step cyber resilience framework based on agentic workflows.
Cohesity also unveiled the AI Resilience Academy, and Agent Resilience is currently available to selected customers with general availability targeted for later this year.
Cohesity has unveiled 'Agent Resilience.' 'Agent Resilience' is a new feature of the data cloud. Its purpose is to help enterprises discover, protect and recover AI agent infrastructure. With it, Cohesity also laid out a vision for autonomous cyber resilience.
The feature is designed to automate a 5-step cyber resilience framework based on agentic workflows. The framework consists of data, identity (ID), application and agent protection. It is also intended to secure recoverability in every scenario and respond to cyber and AI threats.
The framework also includes application recovery exercises and optimization of data and AI risk posture. With this setup, Cohesity presented a protection and recovery system for AI agent infrastructure.
Cohesity also unveiled the AI Resilience Academy. The AI Resilience Academy will start as a free course. Cohesity introduced the program to help companies manage related risks as AI systems take on more real-world work.
Cohesity's Agent Resilience is currently available to selected customers, with general availability targeted for later this year. Supported services include Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Amazon Bedrock agents, and the roadmap also includes Microsoft Agent Platform and Google Agent Platform.
AI agents are being used across enterprises to perform tasks such as database query, workflow updates and the use of privileged credentials without individual human review. In this environment, Cohesity Chief Product Officer Vasu Murthy said detection technology can notify organizations when AI agents operate outside their intended scope.
However, Vasu Murthy, Cohesity's chief product officer, said detection technology alone cannot restore data and systems that have already been changed or damaged. He added that Agent Resilience supports the recovery of AI agents, as well as precise recovery of resources compromised by those agents.
The speaker said Cohesity is moving toward agentic workflows and, based on that, is reducing the amount of manual work involved in incident response and recovery processes while pursuing its vision of autonomous cyber resilience.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407085
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