Cohesity-AWS agreement to advance AI-powered cyber resilience at scale

Cohesity, the AI-powered data security provider, will expand its use of Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies to help customers protect, backup, and recover data at scale.

This agreement reinforces AWS and Cohesity’s shared commitment to built-in data security, enterprise-grade resilience, and data-driven innovation.

“Deepening our collaboration with AWS and taking this powerful step forward in our shared vision to deliver cyber resilience to organisations everywhere is great news for the industry,” said Sanjay Poonen, CEO and President, Cohesity.

“By integrating Cohesity’s AI-powered data security capabilities with the secure-by-design, scalable global infrastructure and powerful AI capabilities of AWS, we will provide customers with even more effective options to confidently secure their data, keep it resilient, and leverage it to fuel business priorities.”

"AWS customers want to do two things with their data: keep it protected and put it to work,” said Matt Garman, CEO at AWS.

“This collaboration with Cohesity helps them do both by using the global infrastructure and AI technologies of AWS to help customers safeguard their critical data and power their AI and analytics initiatives. Together we are transforming backup data from idle storage into a driver of innovation.”

The expanded collaboration between Cohesity and AWS enables:

Rapid, cost-effective cloud backups

Building on Cohesity's backup compatibility across 1,000+ data sources, Cohesity delivers native integration with AWS services including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and Amazon DynamoDB. Enterprise-grade deduplication and compression reduce storage costs while maintaining rapid recovery capabilities, enabling customers to protect on-premises and cloud workloads on a single, unified platform.

Immutable cyber vaults on AWS

Cohesity enables enterprises to deploy regulatory-grade cyber vaults across AWS—spanning 36 regions worldwide—ensuring backup data remains geographically isolated, tamper-proof, and instantly accessible for recovery. Through AWS-native immutability controls and private network isolation, organisations can meet stringent compliance requirements while protecting against ransomware attacks.

AI-ready data lake for unstructured data

Cohesity transforms backup data into strategic business assets on AWS by making protected data immediately accessible for analytics and AI initiatives. Through Cohesity Gaia, a generative AI assistant, enterprises can unlock insights from petabytes of unstructured data—from file shares to software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications—while maintaining strict governance and security controls.

“We are delighted to see this strategic collaboration agreement between AWS and Cohesity because it will help mutual customers like Delta,” said Dr Narayanan (KK) Krishnakumar, CTO, Delta Air Lines, which flies to Asian destinations.

"We believe that together, AWS and Cohesity will continue to bring strong services to market that will strengthen data resilience and help position data and AI at the core of delivering reliable, innovative experiences for customers.”

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