For decades, resilience handled accidents. Security adapted to adversaries. Two disciplines, two stacks, threats that stayed in their lanes. Then the agents arrived. They move at machine speed, take a thousand actions before anyone notices, and don't respect the line between security and resilience. An over-permissioned agent reads a sensitive document, and a few seconds later, it deletes the wrong folder.
The gap is structural, not tactical. Data, identity, and AI controls live in separate tools, each excellent on its own, none seeing the full chain of innocent permissions, sensitive data, and agent actions that turn mundane configuration into a front-page incident.
Inside this guide, you'll learn more about how Securiti AI, a Veeam company, helps enterprises replace the silo tax with a single contextual fabric, why surgical resilience matters more than blanket nightly backups, how a framework of trusted AI agents scales defense to match the threat, and a practical path forward.