Scworld Silverfort Enhances AI Security with Microsoft Copilot Studio Integration
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- •Silverfort integrates identity controls with Microsoft Copilot Studio agents.
- •The integration evaluates access requests in real time to prevent unauthorized actions.
- •29% of employees use unsanctioned AI agents, highlighting the need for enhanced security.
Silverfort has launched an integration that applies its identity and access controls to Microsoft Copilot Studio agents. This integration evaluates access requests in real time, preventing unauthorized access and privilege escalation. It ties agent actions back to human users and machine identities, adapting policies based on contextual risk. The integration is part of Silverfort's strategy to enhance AI security, especially following its acquisition of Fabrix Security Ltd. The solution is currently available through an early access program. This initiative comes amid rising concerns over unsanctioned AI agent usage in workplaces, with 29% of employees reportedly using them. The integration aims to provide a unified control plane across various agent types, enhancing visibility and enforcement.
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