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News alert: Aembit secures Copilot Studio agents with identity-based access controls and audit trails

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A cybersecurity firm has announced enhanced identity and access management for Microsoft Copilot Studio agents, introducing granular controls and audit trails. This integration aims to secure enterprise AI agents by providing verified identities and ephemeral credentials, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data. Developers and security professionals will find this crucial for implementing robust security for AI deployments in enterprise environments.

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