Veeam Evolves into AI Resilience Provider with Agent Commander

The tech industry has traditionally treated data backup and security as separate entities. However, with the rise of ransomware and AI, a new category has emerged: Data Resilience. Veeam, a leader in backup and recovery, has acquired Securiti Inc to move into AI governance.

Introducing Agent Commander

Agent Commander is the first major integration since the acquisition. It provides a three-pronged framework to give CISOs confidence in their AI systems: Detect, Protect, and Undo. Detect AI provides visibility into shadow AI, while Protect AI offers foundational guardrails. Undo AI enables precision resilience, allowing for faster and more automated recovery.

Benefits of Agent Commander

The business case for Agent Commander is compelling. By leveraging the platform’s visibility, companies can eliminate redundant, obsolete, and trivial data, resulting in millions of dollars in infrastructure savings. This changes the conversation for IT admins, as security becomes a cost-saving measure rather than a cost center.

Additionally, Agent Commander can help companies lower storage costs, cyber insurance premiums, and increase AI efficacy. For Veeam, this shift from being a backup provider to an AI resilience provider is crucial as it looks to IPO in the future.

Conclusion

In the world of Agentic AI, the speed of innovation is limited by the strength of your brakes. With Agent Commander, Veeam is providing a high-performance braking system that allows enterprises to finally hit the gas and run with AI safely.

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