Map blast radius. Recover safely.
KavachIQ Autonomous Assurance for Microsoft Entra and Microsoft 365
When an AI agent changes an Entra identity, modifies group membership, or alters app access, the impact cascades into Microsoft 365 and every connected system. KavachIQ maps what was affected, sequences recovery in the right order, and guides rollback, restoration, and compensating actions back to a trusted operational state.
Incident to recovery flow
See agent-driven change move through identity, data, and recovery.
If identity is wrong, everything recovered on top of it is wrong too
Microsoft Entra controls who has access to what. When an agent changes a user, group, service principal, Conditional Access policy, or role assignment, every downstream system inherits that change. Recovering SharePoint files or Exchange mailboxes before restoring identity trust means recovering on a broken foundation. KavachIQ sequences recovery so identity is restored first.
The gap
Backup, observability, and governance each solve part of the problem
Backup
Restores objects
No blast-radius mapping or recovery sequencing
Observability
Shows what happened
Cannot restore state or coordinate recovery
Governance
Sets rules and approvals
Cannot unwind change once it has landed
KavachIQ
Maps blast radius
Guides rollback, restoration, and compensating actions
From incident to trusted state in three steps
KavachIQ follows an operator-ready recovery workflow. Capture what happened. Assess what was affected. Recover in the safest order.
Capture
Record what agents changed and why
Track the initiating agent, workflow session, target object, and before/after state across Entra and Microsoft 365.
Assess
Map blast radius across identity and data
Identify affected identities, permissions, Microsoft 365 workloads, and downstream dependencies. Understand recovery order.
Recover
Guide rollback in the safest sequence
Coordinate rollback, restoration, and compensating actions. Restore identity trust before recovering data surfaces.
Operator view
Built for the moment an agent workflow goes wrong
- See the initiating agent, session, and target systems before starting recovery
- Understand whether identity, data, or downstream apps must be restored first
- Choose rollback, restoration, or compensating actions based on risk and dependency order
- Restore identity trust first, then recover impacted data and collaboration surfaces
What operators get
Agent-driven change visibility
Track what agents changed across Entra identity objects and Microsoft 365 workloads. Know the initiating agent, workflow session, target object, and before/after state.
Blast-radius analysis
Map which identities, permissions, data, and downstream systems were affected. Understand what depends on what and what must be recovered first.
Recovery orchestration
Guide rollback, restoration, and compensating actions across identity and data surfaces with identity-first sequencing.
Trusted-state restoration
Return the enterprise to a trusted operational state, not just restore isolated objects without context.
Cross-system recovery
Connect identity, access, and data impact into one recovery workflow. Extend to adjacent systems over time.
Identity Assurance for Microsoft Entra
Restore the control plane before anything else
When an agent changes a user, modifies a group, alters an app registration, or updates a Conditional Access policy in Entra, every downstream system inherits the impact. A single service principal change can break provisioning, expand access, or revoke legitimate permissions across Microsoft 365 and connected apps. KavachIQ traces the change, maps downstream fallout, and sequences identity recovery before data recovery.
- Trace agent-driven changes across users, groups, app registrations, service principals, and Conditional Access
- Map downstream access, provisioning, and permission fallout before acting
- Recover the control plane before restoring impacted data surfaces
- Keep operators in control of high-risk identity recovery decisions
Users and groups
Membership drift, privilege expansion, and high-impact lifecycle changes from agent workflows
Applications
App registrations, service principals, and access paths altered by agent actions
Conditional Access and policies
Conditional Access policies, role assignments, and identity controls that shape downstream access and recovery risk
Recovery order
Restore identity trust first, then recover impacted Microsoft 365 and downstream systems
SharePoint and OneDrive
Trace content, permission, and collaboration changes tied to agent-driven workflows
Exchange
Understand mailbox, messaging, and delegation impact when agents act at scale
Teams collaboration
Map team membership, channel, and permission changes that affect collaboration and access
Trusted operating state
Coordinate restoration so operators recover the business surface, not just isolated files
Data Assurance for Microsoft 365
Recover the systems where business impact shows up
AI agents increasingly touch SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, and Teams-connected collaboration workflows. High-impact changes to files, permissions, content, team membership, or messaging can disrupt operations quickly and compound when operators try to recover system by system instead of coordinating with identity recovery. Over time, the same recovery model extends to adjacent SaaS platforms.
- Identify high-impact changes across SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, and Teams
- Understand affected content, permissions, team membership, and collaboration dependencies
- Coordinate recovery in the right order, starting from identity
- Restore a trusted operating state across collaboration surfaces
Capture, assess, and recover
Built to help operators move from incident discovery to confident recovery.
Capture
KavachIQ records agent-driven actions across Entra and Microsoft 365, including the initiating agent, workflow session, and target objects.
Assess
KavachIQ maps blast radius, dependencies, and recovery options across identity, data, and downstream systems.
Recover
KavachIQ guides operators through rollback, restoration, and compensating actions in the safest sequence, restoring identity trust before data surfaces.
Entra and Microsoft 365 first. Connected systems over time.
Identity-first recovery for Microsoft Entra and Microsoft 365 is the initial wedge. The same capture, assess, and recover model is designed to extend into adjacent SaaS platforms, downstream business systems, and connected enterprise infrastructure as agent-driven automation expands.
What teams should expect in the first conversation
Scope
Which Entra and Microsoft 365 surfaces matter first for your recovery posture
Risk
Which kinds of agent-driven changes create the most operational exposure
Workflow
How identity and data recovery should be sequenced together
Readiness
What needs to be integrated now versus later for production rollout
See how identity-first recovery works
Walk through a real recovery scenario with our team. See how KavachIQ captures an agent-driven Entra change, maps blast radius across 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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