Business.Scoop.Co.Nz Rubrik Launches Agent Cloud to Enhance Security for AI Code Deployment
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- •Rubrik Agent Cloud enhances security for AI agents in code deployment.
- •The service includes features like agent rewind and immutable codebase recovery.
- •Organizations face risks like rogue commits and repo ransomware without proper controls.
Rubrik announced the launch of Rubrik Agent Cloud (RAC) for Anthropic’s Claude Code and Claude Cowork on June 9, 2026. This new service aims to provide organizations with enhanced control and resilience when deploying AI agents that autonomously write, push, and deploy code. The RAC features observability, control, and an 'agent rewind' capability to reverse unintended actions and recover configurations. The launch addresses significant security gaps in traditional enterprise infrastructures, which were designed with human oversight in mind. The potential risks include rogue commits, repository ransomware, prompt injection, and IP exfiltration. Anneka Gupta, Rubrik's Chief Product Officer, emphasized the rapid adoption of Claude technology and the need for organizations to maintain control over AI actions. The service is designed to help organizations monitor agent activities and recover from tampering or destruction of code and configurations.
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