About this tag
The tag runtime authorization on WindowsForum.com covers real-time access control decisions made during the execution of an action, particularly in the context of AI agents and enterprise identity security. A featured thread discusses Silverfort's integration with Microsoft Copilot Studio, which evaluates each agent action before it executes across enterprise systems. This represents a shift from static permissions to dynamic, just-in-time authorization, a challenge that Windows shops face as Microsoft promotes Copilot Studio for low-code agentic automation. The tag is relevant for IT professionals and security administrators dealing with identity governance, conditional access, and securing AI-driven workflows in Microsoft environments.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    VS Code Agent Sandboxing Requires WSL2 on Windows

    Augment Code’s new guide on “Security Architecture for the Agentic SDLC” gets the central problem right: an AI coding agent is a non-human principal that can read untrusted material and then act through a shell, repository, cloud account, database, or MCP server. But its incident table blends...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Delinea Adds Runtime Controls to Approve or Block AI Agent Commands

    Delinea has added runtime authorization controls for AI agents, aiming to let security teams approve, block, or escalate individual commands, tool calls, and database queries while an agent session is active rather than trusting a successful login as sufficient proof of safety. As reported by...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    Silverfort Runtime Identity Controls for Copilot Studio Agents: Secure AI Actions

    Silverfort on June 8, 2026 launched an early-access integration that applies real-time identity and access controls to AI agents built in Microsoft Copilot Studio, evaluating each agent action before it executes across enterprise systems. The announcement is narrow in product terms but broad in...