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Microsoft Copilot Studio

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Your company deploys AI agents faster than it can secure them.

Unosecur brings them into one control plane to trace access, detect drift, and remove standing privileges.

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Discover AI agents outside security review

Find known and unknown agents across Power Platform environments. Track ownership, Entra Agent IDs, authentication, connectors, knowledge sources, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritise access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent identities, authentication, connectors, tools, flows, and knowledge sources. Rank each path by the systems and data it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Discover AI agents outside security review

Find known and unknown agents across Power Platform environments. Track ownership, Entra Agent IDs, authentication, connectors, knowledge sources, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritize access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent identities, authentication, connectors, tools, flows, and knowledge sources. Rank each path by the systems and data it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Close the security gaps behind Copilot Studio agents.

The agent visible in Copilot Studio is only the starting point. Ownership, agent identity, authentication, connectors, tools, knowledge sources, and activity determine the risks security teams must contain.

AI agent exposures living in your Copilot Studio environments today.

Existing SaaS and identity controls show users and permissions. They do not by themselves explain how agent ownership, tools, connections, and downstream access combine into risk.

Everyone is a builder

Every licensed user is a maker in the default environment. Agents touch production data without ever passing a review, an environment boundary, or a DLP policy.

Agents run as the builder

Connections are shared with the agent, not scoped to the user. Every employee who opens it is operating at the builder's permission level.

Published with no sign-in

An agent can be published to a website with authentication set to none. Anyone with the link reaches whatever the agent reaches, with no identity attached.

Policies applied too late

Agents built before a DLP policy existed keep the connections they were born with. Data moves from an internal system to an external one with nothing stopping it.

Whole sites as knowledge

Makers point agents at entire SharePoint sites instead of specific libraries. The agent returns anything in scope, including what the person asking should never see.