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Microsoft wants to put AI agents on a short leash
As enterprises race to adopt AI agents across software development workflows, Microsoft is rolling out new controls aimed at keeping the transformation from becoming a security headache.
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Microsoft announced new security controls for AI agents at its Build developer conference, including the Microsoft Execution Container (MXC) to contain agentic AI workloads and enhancements to the multi‑agent vulnerability research system MDASH. The measures aim to address risks such as insecure code, opaque models, data exposure and compliance challenges as enterprises adopt AI in software development. Microsoft says the tools will give developers real‑time guidance, scale with task complexity, and provide security teams a consistent view across the lifecycle.
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