Reco brings Databricks Genie agents into its agent security graph alongside Salesforce, ServiceNow and Microsoft

Nov 10, 2026
As a validated Databricks Connected Partner, Reco maps Genie agents' owners, permissions and connections with agents from 14 platforms, using read-only metadata access.

Agent security company Reco said on 10 November that it is a validated Connected Partner of Databricks, with an integration that lets security teams discover and monitor Genie agents. The integration adds Genie agents to the Reco Graph, where teams can review each agent's owner, permissions, users, accessible data and connected systems.

Reco connects at the Databricks account level and examines workspaces across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. It evaluates 20 configuration endpoints covering identity, access, account governance, compute governance and workspace settings. Genie agents can be mapped alongside agents from 14 platforms and more than 285 application integrations.

The integration uses OAuth2 and read-only metadata access, requires no agent installation and does not persist customer data in Reco. Configuration snapshots refresh about every 12 hours. Databricks reviewed the integration's API behavior as part of that validation. "By bringing Databricks agents into the same graph as all other agent platforms, Reco gives security teams a unified view of ownership, permissions, connections and potential blast radius," said Reco COO Zoe Hillenmeyer.

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