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Microsoft Extends Security Framework for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex

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Microsoft extended its Project Perception security framework to monitor AI agents within businesses, supporting Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. The framework aims to limit risks when software accesses company data, uses tools, and takes action across corporate systems. Microsoft stated that agents with broad access can stray from their intended tasks even without being compromised by an attacker.

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The extension allows Microsoft to monitor the behavior of AI agents using security telemetry, helping teams reassess risk during operation. This move strengthens Microsoft's enterprise AI offering by providing governance for AI agents and setting policies for supervision.

Microsoft, OpenAI, Oracle, and Mozilla are collaborating on software security, including issuing patches and using AI for bug hunting.

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Who's involved

  • MicrosoftProvides the Project Perception security framework and monitors AI agents in businesses.
  • OpenAIAI research organization whose Codex tool is being monitored by the security framework.
  • Claude CodeAI-based tool whose use within businesses is being monitored by the security framework.

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