About this tag
The Microsoft SDL (Security Development Lifecycle) is a security assurance process that Microsoft applies to its products and services. On WindowsForum, discussions highlight how Microsoft is extending the SDL to cover AI and agentic systems, making observability a security requirement for enterprise GenAI. The SDL for AI now includes observability alongside memory protections, agent identity, and RBAC enforcement. This ensures end-to-end visibility to detect trust-boundary failures, reconstruct incidents, and prove policy compliance in production. The tag covers Microsoft's evolving security practices for AI, emphasizing proactive security measures in development and deployment.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    AI Observability Becomes a Security Requirement for Agentic GenAI in Enterprises

    Microsoft is moving AI observability from a nice-to-have diagnostics layer to a security requirement for enterprise-grade GenAI and agentic systems. In its latest Security Blog post, the company argues that as AI agents gain the power to browse, retrieve, call tools, and collaborate across...