Commvault Systems Inc. introduced Recovery Studio at its SHIFT 2026 event. The service automates the restoration of business applications, configurations, and identity systems following cyberattacks or outages. It replaces manual recovery processes that, according to company research, take an average of 28 days to reach minimal operation.
The company updated its AgentRecover tool to support agents built on Amazon Web Services Inc.’s Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Corp.’s Foundry. The software maps infrastructure and data interactions to reverse damage caused by AI agents. Early access for Bedrock AgentCore support begins in December, while Foundry support is scheduled for this month.
Commvault announced new integrations with Databricks Inc. and Nvidia Corp. using its Data Activate service. The Databricks integration utilizes OpenSharing to move managed data into Unity Catalog. The Nvidia collaboration provides a reference design for retrieval using NIM microservices and the cuVS library, with general availability expected in 2027.
A strategic partnership with Zscaler Inc. focuses on AI security, including agent detection and runtime governance. Recovery Studio and the Databricks integration will enter early access in December. Pricing for Recovery Studio will be based on the volume of data configured for orchestrated recovery, with a full release planned in the coming months.
