Druva's multi-agent copilot for streamlined data protection using Amazon Bedrock
Enterprises managing complex data environments spend hours manually investigating backup failures across dozens of systems, and tracking the high volume of metrics needed to identify cyber threats leaves organizations vulnerable when any signal is missed.
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The multi-agent copilot enables 90% of routine data protection tasks to be executed through natural language interactions and reduces average time-to-resolution for data security issues by up to 70%, accelerating backup troubleshooting from hours to minutes.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
The multi-agent copilot enables 90% of routine data protection tasks to be executed through natural language interactions and reduces average time-to-resolution for data security issues by up to 70%, accelerating back…
What tools did this team use?
Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, large language models.
What results were reported?
Routine data protection tasks via natural language: 90%; Time-to-resolution reduction for data security issues: up to 70%; API selection accuracy (Nova Micro): 81%; API selection accuracy (Nova Lite): 88% (source-reported, not independently verified).
How is this it support AI workflow structured?
User submits NL query → Supervisor agent routes request → Dynamic API selection → Data agent retrieves via GET APIs → Help agent provides guidance → Action agent executes via POST APIs → Human-in-the-loop approval → Response delivered to user.
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