zero trust for agents

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Zero trust for agents is a security approach that applies zero trust principles to AI agents and low-code assistants, addressing risks like shadow AI, memory poisoning, and prompt-based data exfiltration. Microsoft's guidance emphasizes registering all agents, enforcing least privilege, and extending data loss prevention to agent channels. This tag covers discussions on securing enterprise AI agents against novel threats, ensuring governance and visibility over agent activity within Windows and Microsoft ecosystems.
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    AI Agents Security: Shadow AI, Memory Poisoning and Zero Trust

    Microsoft’s warning is blunt: the AI assistants and low‑code agents built to speed work can, if left unmanaged, become literal “double agents” inside an enterprise—performing legitimate tasks while quietly following malicious instructions or leaking sensitive data. Microsoft’s February security...
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