Microsoft adds tools to limit and monitor AI agents in Microsoft 365 E7
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Treating agents like users with dynamic permissions and risk-based controls is becoming the enterprise norm. If you’re piloting agents without this level of governance, you’re running a different—and riskier—experiment than your security team thinks.
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