Darktrace announced it is among the first cybersecurity companies selected by Microsoft to contribute organization-specific behavioral risk signals to the Microsoft Agent 365 portal. Through a new integration, Darktrace / SECURE AI will derive these signals from each customer’s Unique Behavioral Profile and surface them directly within Agent 365, helping customers identify anomalous or suspicious agent behavior that may indicate compromise, misconfiguration, or unexpected activity. As organizations deploy AI agents across business applications, those agents gain access to data, systems, and tools and take action on behalf of users. Microsoft Agent 365 provides a centralized way to manage and secure AI agents. Customers will be able to view Darktrace-reported risk signals alongside Microsoft signals in a single interface. Darktrace / SECURE AI is part of the Darktrace Behavioral Defense Platform, which provides unified visibility, continuous behavioral monitoring, and autonomous response across AI, people, and infrastructure. Powered by Darktrace’s Adaptive AI, it learns how an organization operates and helps identify agent activity that may indicate compromise, manipulation, misconfiguration, or drift. The integration enables customers to view Darktrace-reported risk signals alongside Microsoft signals, identify AI agents that may require attention more quickly, and add behavioral insight to their view of agent risk. Ed Jennings, President and CEO of Darktrace, said the integration helps close the gap between what an agent is allowed to do and what it is actually doing, giving organizations greater confidence to scale AI adoption securely.