Secure AI Agents Across Microsoft and Connected Systems
Bring Agent Discovery, Observability and Security to Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry and Microsoft 365 activity. Extend authorization across connected tools and data, including source-policy synchronization into OneLake.
Connect agent activity across the Microsoft estate
Microsoft agents can combine enterprise context with external tools and data platforms. Security teams need a shared view of agent ownership, identities and activity as workflows move between Microsoft services and the systems behind them.
Agent Discovery Observability and Security
- Discover Inventory agents and activity through supported Microsoft connectors and audit signals. Identify unregistered agents, ownership gaps, connected resources and security posture.
- Observe Trace instrumented agent interactions and tool calls with identity and policy context. Investigate sensitive-data movement, scope drift and the destinations used by connected workflows.
- Secure Apply purpose-based authorization and runtime guardrails to supported actions. Control MCP connections and delegation while retaining originating-user context where the integration supports it.
Keep source permissions aligned with OneLake
OneLake shortcuts make source data available in Fabric. Trust3 AI translates source authorization intent from platforms such as Databricks and Snowflake into supported OneLake controls. It maps identities and resource context and continuously synchronizes policy changes. The source remains the authority; OneLake enforces its own controls.
Illustrative workflow
A team analyzes Databricks data in Power BI through OneLake. The workflow demonstrates source grants translated into OneLake roles, followed by a source permission change and the corresponding synchronized update.
See Microsoft agent visibility and a live source-to-OneLake policy synchronization.
