Druva launches Identity Resilience
Druva rolled out an Identity Resilience product to protect Okta, Microsoft Active Directory, and Entra ID, focusing on rapid recovery, privileged‑access defense, and automated incident response for identity-centric controls. That positions the product as a hands‑on solution for internal SOX/HIPAA control owners who must evidence continuous identity monitoring and recovery. (siliconangle.com)
Druva announced Druva Identity Resilience on March 17, 2026, with CEO Jaspreet Singh saying the company is shifting identity treatment from “static lists” to continuously modeled states in the official press release. (druva.com) The product’s analysis backbone is Dru MetaGraph, described as a tenant‑specific, graph‑powered foundation that maps human and non‑human identities (NHIs), privileges, activity, and data to deliver real‑time identity intelligence. (druva.com) Orchestrated recovery capabilities called out by Druva include automated rollbacks, forest‑level restores and “surgical purge” workflows designed to reinstate trusted access across identity layers during incidents. (druva.com) The platform pairs tamper‑proof immutability and logical isolation with restore‑scanning to produce verifiably clean restore points and what Druva describes as evidence‑based signals of abuse to inform containment and response. (druva.com) Druva bundles these capabilities into its fully‑managed Data Security Cloud, which advertises features such as MDDR 24/7 monitored recovery support, a GenAI‑assisted copilot for backup health, and platform scale metrics including “7B+ backups/year,” a $10M Data Resilience Guarantee, and 450PB+ of data under management. (druva.com) Druva framed the launch against broader industry dynamics—citing that identity compromise is implicated in nearly 90% of incident investigations—while building on earlier Entra/conditional‑access integrations the vendor added in late 2025 to align identity controls with recovery protections. (forbes.com)(secure.businesswire.com)
