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Microsoft Deploys Dynamic Permissions and Risk Scoring to Guard Against Unauthorized AI Agents

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Microsoft Deploys Dynamic Permissions and Risk Scoring to Guard Against Unauthorized AI Agents

As AI systems become more autonomous and integrated into enterprise infrastructure, controlling their scope and detecting malicious behavior is emerging as a critical security frontier—and Microsoft's move signals the industry's shift toward runtime governance of AI agents.

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