Druva launches backup and recovery for Copilot Studio AI agents

Nov 13, 2026
Agent Recovery restores a single deleted or changed agent without rolling back the whole Power Platform environment.

Data protection company Druva has launched Agent Recovery, which backs up AI agents built in Microsoft Copilot Studio and restores a single agent if it is deleted or changed by mistake, the company said in a release sent to AI Brief. Today restoring a broken agent often means rolling back a whole environment or rebuilding it by hand.

Druva automatically finds Copilot Studio agents as employees build them and keeps scheduled, immutable backups with a version history for each. It also now protects Power Apps and Power Automate flows, which agents depend on. A Druva Agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot shows backup health and can retry failed backups, and an Azure SRE Agent integration follows at the end of November. Copilot Studio backup and Power Automate support are in limited availability.

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