Recover from high-impact agent-driven changes
KavachIQ Autonomous Assurance helps enterprises understand what changed, assess blast radius across identity and Microsoft 365, and guide rollback, restoration, and compensating actions back to a trusted operational state.
Identity-first
Entra users, groups, app registrations, service principals, and Conditional Access
Data-aware
SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, Teams collaboration, and permissions
Recovery-led
Guided rollback, restoration, compensating actions, and recovery sequencing
AI agents are making changes your team was not designed to recover from
Agents and automation can now create users, modify group memberships, change app access, alter permissions, update files, and trigger workflows across Entra and Microsoft 365. Some of those changes will be unintended, risky, or outright malicious. When they are, teams need more than logs and object-level restores. They need to understand the full scope of impact and recover in the right order.
Identity changes
Users created, groups modified, service principals altered, app registrations changed, and access policy updated by agent workflows
Permission drift
Conditional access changes, role assignment modifications, and downstream provisioning impact that compounds silently
Data impact
SharePoint sites, OneDrive content, Exchange mailboxes, and collaboration settings changed without operator awareness
Cross-system fallout
Changes that start in Entra and cascade into Microsoft 365 workloads, connected apps, and downstream business systems
Incident to recovery flow
See agent-driven change move through identity, data, and recovery.
Backup, observability, and governance each solve part of the problem. None of them solve recovery.
When an AI agent makes a high-impact change to an Entra identity, and that change cascades into Microsoft 365 permissions, downstream app access, and collaboration workflows, no single existing tool can map the blast radius and guide recovery in the right sequence. Backup restores objects. Observability shows events. Governance sets rules. KavachIQ recovers business state.
Backup
Restores individual systems or objects
Not agent-aware, no blast-radius mapping, no recovery sequencing
Observability
Shows what happened after the fact
Cannot restore business state or coordinate cross-system recovery
Governance
Sets rules, approvals, and permissions
Cannot unwind high-impact change once it has already landed
KavachIQ Autonomous Assurance
Maps blast radius and guides rollback, restoration, and compensating actions
Identity-first recovery across Entra, Microsoft 365, and connected enterprise systems
Understand what changed. Assess the blast radius. Recover safely.
See what agents changed
Track agent-driven changes across Entra identity objects, Microsoft 365 workloads, and connected enterprise systems with full operational context. Know the initiating agent, the workflow session, the target object, and the before and after state.
Map blast radius before acting
Understand which identities, permissions, data, and downstream systems were affected. See what depends on what. Know the order in which recovery must happen before taking action.
Recover in the safest order
Guide rollback, restoration, and compensating actions with identity-first sequencing. Restore the control plane before restoring data. Return to a trusted operational state, not just a collection of restored objects.
The control plane must be restored before anything else
When an agent changes an Entra user, modifies group membership, or alters an app registration, the impact cascades into Microsoft 365 and every connected system. Recovering data first without restoring identity trust creates new exposure. Recovery order matters.
Identity is the root of trust
Every permission, access path, and downstream system depends on identity integrity. Restoring data on a broken control plane reintroduces risk.
Blast radius crosses system boundaries
A single change to a service principal, group membership, or Conditional Access policy can affect Microsoft 365 workloads, connected apps, and provisioning flows simultaneously.
Recovery order determines recovery quality
Restoring a mailbox before fixing the compromised identity leaves the door open. KavachIQ sequences identity first, then data, then downstream systems.
Built for the systems where trust breaks first
KavachIQ starts where the most damage happens fastest: identity and the systems that depend on it. Microsoft Entra and Microsoft 365 are the initial platform. Over time, the same recovery model extends to connected enterprise systems and adjacent SaaS platforms.
Identity Assurance for Microsoft Entra
Recover safely from agent-driven changes to users, groups, app registrations, service principals, Conditional Access policies, and role assignments.
- Trace changes across users, groups, app registrations, service principals, and Conditional Access
- Map downstream access, provisioning, and permission impact
- Recover the control plane before risk spreads to data surfaces
Data Assurance for Microsoft 365
Recover safely from high-impact agent-driven changes across SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, and Teams-connected collaboration workflows.
- Map file, mailbox, permission, and Teams collaboration impact
- Coordinate recovery with identity-first sequencing
- Restore a trusted operating state across collaboration surfaces
Cross-System Assurance
Trace agent-driven change across identity and downstream systems. Over time, extend the same recovery model to adjacent SaaS platforms.
- Connect incident timelines across systems of record
- Guide rollback, restoration, and compensating actions
- Keep operators in control of high-risk recovery decisions
Capture, assess, and recover
Built for operator-ready incident response, not passive monitoring.
Capture agent-driven change
Record the initiating agent, workflow session, target object, identity surface, and before/after state across Entra and Microsoft 365.
Map blast radius
Identify affected identities, permissions, data, content, and downstream dependencies. Understand what must be recovered first and what depends on what.
Guide safe recovery
Execute rollback, restoration, or compensating actions in the right sequence. Restore identity trust before recovering data surfaces. Return the enterprise to a trusted operational state.
Example recovery scenario: agent changes Entra group membership
Agent modifies Entra group membership
An AI workflow adds 12 users to a privileged security group in Microsoft Entra. The change grants those users access to sensitive SharePoint sites, Exchange mailboxes, and a downstream LOB application.
KavachIQ captures the change with full context
The platform records the initiating agent, workflow session, target group, added members, and before/after state. The operator can see exactly what happened and when.
Blast radius maps across identity and data
KavachIQ identifies that the group change affected 3 SharePoint site collections, 12 Exchange mailbox delegations, conditional access policy scope, and one downstream app provisioning flow.
Recovery sequences identity before data
KavachIQ recommends reverting the Entra group membership first. Then revoking the downstream SharePoint and Exchange access that was granted. Then verifying the conditional access policy is restored. Then confirming the LOB app provisioning state.
Team returns to trusted operational state
The operator confirms that identity trust is restored, downstream access is correct, and collaboration surfaces are back to their pre-incident state. The incident is closed with a full audit trail.
Built for the teams on the hook when agent workflows go wrong
Identity and Entra admins
Recover Entra users, groups, app access, and identity policy after high-impact agent changes
Microsoft 365 admins
Coordinate recovery across SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange with identity-first sequencing
CISOs and security architects
Define recovery posture and ensure the enterprise can return to a trusted state
CIOs and IT leaders
Ensure high-impact agent-driven changes can be understood, contained, and recovered from
See how identity-first recovery works
Walk through a real recovery scenario with our team. We will show you how KavachIQ maps blast radius across Entra and Microsoft 365, sequences rollback with identity-first recovery, and returns your environment to a trusted operational state.
In the demo, you will see
An agent-driven Entra change, the blast radius across Microsoft 365, and the recovery sequence that restores identity trust before data
What you will walk away with
A clear picture of how rollback, restoration, and compensating actions get your environment back to a trusted operational state
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