Veeam launches three new AI agents within the DataAI Command Platform to automate privacy, consent, and compliance. This should enable organizations to better respond to complex regulations.
Veeam announces an update to its DataAI Command Platform at VeeamON in London with the introduction of agentic AI functionality. The new AI agents are developed to operationalize privacy, consent, and compliance with the speed required by modern AI systems. According to Veeam, traditional, manual privacy procedures are no longer sufficient in the current agent era, where regulations are becoming increasingly complex.
Response to stricter regulations
Organizations are facing a growing number of rules, including the GDPR, EU AI Act, and DORA. Fines for violations can reach up to seven percent of global annual turnover. Yet many privacy programs still operate with manual checks and disconnected workflows, while AI systems create compliance challenges in real time.
According to Cassandra Maldini, Head of Product Strategy for Privacy and AI Governance at Veeam, organizations must now be able to demonstrate compliance continuously and prove that their policies are being followed. The AI agents are intended to support these new requirements by enforcing privacy preferences automatically and across all systems.
PrivacyOps AI agents
Veeam is introducing three new PrivacyOps AI agents on its DataAI Command Platform for this purpose. The Consent Agent manages consents throughout the entire cycle: from banner creation to monitoring and automatic correction. The system collects and distributes signals about privacy preferences to all relevant platforms and provides audit-ready evidence via a regulatory database.
The Data Subject Request Agent automates the generation of privacy request forms and quickly adapts them to changing regulations. This reduces the time to implement a DSR form by approximately fifty percent. The Assessment Agent delivers high-quality, customized compliance assessments with a single click and supports DPIAs and risk questionnaires, among others.
The Consent Agent is available starting today, while the Data Subject Request Agent and Assessment Agent will follow starting in the third quarter of 2026.