Reco pulls Databricks Genie agents into the same security graph as Salesforce, ServiceNow and Microsoft agents

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Reco is now a validated Databricks Connected Partner, and its new integration maps Databricks Genie agents alongside agents from its 14 supported agent platforms, showing...

Alex Zaharov-Reutt, Global AI and Technology Editor | Published 11 Nov 2026

Reco is now a validated Databricks Connected Partner, and its new integration maps Databricks Genie agents alongside agents from its 14 supported agent platforms, showing security teams who owns each one, what it can touch and how far the damage could spread if it goes wrong. It lands five months after Databricks made Genie agents generally available, in a market where Cisco, Microsoft, ServiceNow and a pack of well-funded startups all want to be the place you go to count your agents.

Ask a security team how many AI agents are running in their organisation and you'll get a number. It's usually wrong by a factor of 10.

That's the view of Reco Chief Operating Officer, Zoe Hillenmeyer, who told SecurityBrief UK in May that customers who think they have about 100 agents often find at least 1,000 once a single connector is switched on.

"What we see is typically they're off by about an order of magnitude," said Hillenmeyer.

Databricks has just made that maths harder, and Reco wants to be the one doing the counting.

Reco, headquartered in Altamonte Springs, Florida, today announced that it's a validated Databricks Connected Partner in the Databricks Brickbuilder Partner Network.

The integration pulls Databricks Genie agents into the Reco Graph, the company's map of agents, identities, apps, permissions, data and workflows. Once there, Genie agents sit alongside agents from 14 agent platforms and 285+ application integrations, including Salesforce, ServiceNow and Microsoft.

Reco calls the sum of all that the agent's potential "blast radius". It's a useful phrase, because it's the exact question a CISO asks the morning after an incident.

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