# Microsoft Deploys AI Guardian Agents to Monitor Corporate AI Threats

> Microsoft launches Guardian Agents to track corporate AI risks and prevent insider threats.
- Title: Microsoft Deploys AI Guardian Agents to Monitor Corporate AI…
- Summary: Microsoft launches Guardian Agents to track corporate AI risks and prevent insider threats. Microsoft introduces Guardian Agents to monitor AI agents for…
- Keywords: microsoft, project perception, guardian agents, ai agents, insider threats, microsoft security, agent governance, enterprise ai, finance, markets, Deploys, Guardian
- Source: BigGo Finance — https://finance.biggo.com/news/85dd8ec1-ab5a-4052-a3b7-6a6deaaf1fb5
- Author: BigGo Finance
- Published: 2026-10-20T03:35:18+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: microsoft, project perception, guardian agents, ai agents, insider threats, microsoft security, agent governance, enterprise ai, finance, markets
## Microsoft expands Project Perception
Microsoft is rolling out Guardian Agents to monitor corporate AI agents around the clock and contain threats when they act outside human-set policies.

> Microsoft is treating the AI agents running inside corporate networks as a new class of insider threat
## Guardian Agents monitor AI activity
Guardian Agents continuously track other agents, flag policy violations and recommend or execute containment steps within human-set rules.

> The tool continuously monitors what other agents do, flags actions that fall outside policies set by humans, and can recommend or carry out containment steps
## Guardian Agents share signals with Microsoft Agent 365
Guardian Agents integrate with Microsoft Agent 365 to provide a unified view of agent activity for IT and security teams.

> Guardian Agents shares signals, context and a unified registry with Microsoft Agent 365
## AI agents pose new insider risks
Corporate AI agents now hold system access, participate in approvals and can cause damage from inside the organization.

> The core argument is that the danger is no longer only external
## Microsoft security executive warns about AI unpredictability
Microsoft Security executive Hayete Gallot states frontier models cannot be trusted due to unpredictability rather than malice.

> Frontier models, regardless of their origin, cannot be trusted
## Microsoft adds 35 more agent types to detection
Microsoft now detects 60 local agent types including Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot, up from 25.

> On discovery, Microsoft is adding 35 more locally running agents to its detection list, bringing the total to 60
## Microsoft introduces Dynamic Permissions
New Dynamic Permissions model starts agents with zero rights and grants minimum access for limited time.

> Dynamic Permissions starts agents with zero rights; grants minimum access for a limited time
## Microsoft's stance on AI trust
Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella argues the most trustworthy agent system requires minimal trust in the model itself.

> The most trustworthy agent system is not the one built on the most trusted model
## Key takeaway

Microsoft introduces Guardian Agents to monitor AI agents for policy violations and contain threats.