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5 min readToday, we’re announcing that Aembit supports the deployment of Microsoft Copilot Studio agents – giving security teams a purpose-built way to govern how Copilot Studio agents authenticate to enterprise resources, enforce least-privilege access policies, and maintain a complete audit trail of every access event. If your organization is deploying Copilot Studio agents – and a […]

Aembit now supports Microsoft Copilot Studio, giving security teams secure agent authentication to enterprise resources, least-privilege access at runtime, and a complete audit trail of every access event.
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