Microsoft Agent 365, now generally available, expands capabilities and integrations

​Today we’re announcing the general availability of Agent 365, plus previews of new capabilities to discover and manage shadow AI agents, including local agents like OpenClaw and Claude Code. The post Microsoft Agent 365, now generally available, expands capabilities and integrations appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog .

Microsoft Agent 365 Now generally available for commercial customers. Connect with your Microsoft 365 expert Choose an ecosystem partner for agent security and governance AI agents aren’t coming—they’re already in your environment. They show up in places you expect (like Microsoft Copilot , Microsoft Teams , and Microsoft 365 ) and even more places as technology evolves (a local autonomous personal AI assistant or a new software as a service (SaaS) agent connected to your sensitive data. ) The problem isn’t that agents exist.

It’s that they proliferate fast, span apps, endpoints and cloud, and often operate outside the visibility and control of the teams accountable for risk. When an agent can invoke tools, access data, and interact with other agents, any “helpful” workflow can turn into data oversharing, tool misuse, or over-privileged actions in seconds.