Cohesity Launches Agent Resilience to Safeguard AI Infrastructure…

Event summary

Cohesity introduced Agent Resilience to protect and recover AI agent infrastructure, initially supporting Amazon Bedrock with Microsoft and Google platforms on the roadmap.
The company outlined a vision for Autonomous Cyber Resilience, automating its five-step cyber resilience framework using agentic workflows.
Cohesity launched the AI Resilience Academy with a free course on managing AI system risks, available first to Catalyst attendees.
Agent Resilience is currently available to select customers, with general availability targeted for the end of 2026.
New research shows 56% of organizations are unprepared for unintended AI agent actions, and 58% lack confidence in verifying AI model integrity post-cyberattack.

The big picture

As AI agents become more prevalent in enterprise applications—Gartner predicts 40% of enterprise apps will include them by 2026—Cohesity is positioning itself as a key player in safeguarding these systems. The launch of Agent Resilience and the vision for Autonomous Cyber Resilience reflect a broader industry shift towards automating cyber resilience frameworks to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated AI-driven threats. Cohesity's move underscores the growing need for solutions that not only monitor AI agent behavior but also ensure recoverability when things go wrong.

What we're watching

Integration Pace: How quickly Cohesity can expand Agent Resilience support to Microsoft and Google platforms will determine its competitive positioning in the AI security market.
Automation Adoption: Whether enterprises will embrace Cohesity's vision for Autonomous Cyber Resilience, reducing manual work in response and recovery processes.
Market Differentiation: The extent to which Cohesity can differentiate itself from competitors by addressing the recovery gap in AI agent infrastructure.