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Treating models as insider threats, with security controls sitting outside them, sets a template for enterprise agent security.
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I recently wrote about why we need to treat models as insider risks, with security controls sitting outside the model itself. Today, we're putting that principle into practice by expanding Project Perception with new capabilities to help continuously assess agent risk, adapt permissions, and contain threats.Read original on X
Microsoft expands Project Perception to treat AI agents as insider risks
Microsoft expands Project Perception to treat AI agents as insider risks
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
Microsoft expands Project Perception to police AI agent risk
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