Zenity Now Integrates with Microsoft Agent 365

AI agents have moved from pilots into broad enterprise use. They read email, query systems of record, take actions, invoke tools, and coordinate with other agents on behalf of employees. Every line of business wants more of them, and security teams are being asked to enable that expansion without losing visibility or control.

Zenity now integrates with Microsoft Agent 365, surfacing runtime AI agent risk signals directly in the Agent 365 experience so mutual customers can accelerate AI adoption while enhancing security controls. Microsoft Agent 365 provides the enterprise-grade control plane that story needs, with registration, access control, and compliance signals built on Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Defender, and Microsoft Purview. This first release covers Microsoft Copilot Studio, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Microsoft Foundry.

“AI Agents are a reality in every enterprise today. What has started with AI agent pilots is now becoming full scale enterprise-wide deployments. Zenity’s integration with Microsoft Agent 365 surfaces the critical security issues and real-time threats that AI agents are facing and use it to quickly prioritize and act on what matters most with regards to their agentic footprint." said Ben Kliger, CEO of Zenity.

Complementary Layers for Complex Enterprise Agent Estates

Microsoft Agent 365 gives enterprises a place where AI agents can be registered, credentialed, and governed alongside the identity, threat, and compliance systems the security team already runs. Zenity adds the real time layer on top: agent behavior signals surface directly in Agent 365, and security teams can log into Zenity from there for full investigation detail, posture management findings, and a complete view of how each agent is configured and what it can reach.

How Zenity Integrates with Microsoft Agent 365

The integration contributes runtime security and governance capabilities to Microsoft Agent 365, targeting the specific questions mutual customers are working through as they scale their AI agent programs.

Detection and response tuned to agent behavior

Zenity's AI Detection and Response (AIDR) observes what AI agents retrieve, which tools they invoke, and how they respond to instructions embedded in the content they process. When an AI agent is prompted to exfiltrate data, escalate a permission, or execute a tool chain outside its sanctioned scope, Zenity detects it and can prevent it inline before the action completes. That signal surfaces inside Microsoft Agent 365 so teams can act without switching context.

Runtime controls that work with Microsoft's native rule sets

Identity decisions from Microsoft Entra and data protection policies from Microsoft Purview govern what an AI agent is permitted to do. Zenity adds behavioral context alongside them: whether the tool invocation makes sense for this agent, whether the retrieval pattern matches sanctioned use, and whether the multi-step interaction is coherent. Security teams can set hard boundaries on high-risk behavior and apply soft guardrails for everything else, without rewriting policy every time an agent is redeployed.

A deeper investigation in Zenity

Runtime risk signals are a starting point, not the full picture. With Zenity, security teams can access full investigation context, AI Security Posture Management (AISPM) findings, and a complete view of how AI agents are configured, what data and tools they can reach, and where behavior drifts from policy.

What This Means for Enterprise Customers

For enterprises deploying Microsoft Agent 365, the integration means runtime risks signals surface in the control plane experience with a clear path to Zenity for teams that need to go deeper. Existing Zenity customers who run heavy Microsoft estates get their AI agent security workflow inside the Microsoft tools they already use, so security and business teams stay aligned as adoption expands.

"Microsoft Agent 365 is the control plane for AI agents across the enterprise, giving organizations the identity, security, and compliance capabilities they already trust. Companies like Zenity are able to extend that experience with a complementary focus on risk signals from AI agents once they're deployed," said Nirav Shah, CVP, Agent 365 and Agent Cloud at Microsoft. "This integration helps our mutual customers scale AI agent adoption across the enterprise with confidence."