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Cohesity's new Agent Resilience addresses a critical gap in enterprise AI governance by enabling the rollback of compromised AI agents to a trusted state via immutable backups. This capability specifically mitigates risks associated with prompt injections and unauthorized data modifications, allowing administrators to restore agent memory and configurations without a full system rebuild. The solution integrates directly into existing backup workflows to protect the operational integrity of autonomous agents that manage privileged credentials.

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Cohesity’s new Agent Resilience lets companies roll back AI agents that go wrong

SiliconANGLESeptember 16, 20266 min read

Data security company Cohesity Inc. today introduced Cohesity Agent Resilience at its Catalyst conference. The new Cohesity Data Cloud capability backs up the memory and configuration of enterprise artificial intelligence agents so they can be rolled back to a trusted state when something goes wrong. Also on the Catalyst agenda was a plan to automate Cohesity’s five-step cyber resilience framework with agentic workflows, and an early piece of that plan is generally available now. A free course on AI agent risk opens the new Cohesity AI Resilience Academy. Agents inside large companies already query databases and act with privileged credentials, sometimes with nobody reviewing each step. Governance and observability tools can…

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