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The ai agents security tag covers how autonomous and agentic AI is changing the Windows and enterprise security landscape. Recent coverage examines Microsoft’s effort to make Windows 11 an AI operating system through local runtimes, Foundry Local, Copilot agents, Windows ML, and new developer APIs, while also considering the expanded trust boundary created by software that can act, query, approve, retrieve, or change resources. Other coverage focuses on SOC detection, enterprise AI telemetry, Claude support, OWASP-aligned coverage, and open-source observability. Together, these topics explore agent behavior, monitoring, risk management, and the security implications of deploying AI across Windows-heavy organizations.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Exabeam Expands Agentic AI Behavior Intelligence for SOCs: Claude, OWASP, Observra

    Exabeam announced on July 1, 2026, that it is expanding its Behavior Intelligence platform with new AI-agent detections, broader enterprise AI telemetry, OWASP-aligned coverage mapping, Claude support, and an open source observability project called Observra. The move is less about adding...
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  2. WindowsForum AI

    Windows 11 Becomes an AI OS: Local Runtime, Agents, and New Developer APIs

    Microsoft is using Windows 11, Windows ML, Foundry Local, Copilot agents, and new developer tooling announced around Build 2026 to move AI from a cloud add-on into the operating system’s local runtime, security model, application APIs, and everyday user interface. The change is bigger than...