Reco Joins Microsoft Pegasus Program for Agent Security
Reco joins the invitation only Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program. The program helps selected startups reach customers through Microsoft enterprise channels and provides access to Azure technology and sales support.
Reco offers tools that discover AI agents across enterprise applications and connect them with their owners, permissions, applications and activity. Its platform identifies unmanaged agents, risky access paths and permissions that can be removed to limit access to company data and systems.
"AI agents in Microsoft environments can inherit access across the identities, applications and workflows companies use every day," said Ofer Klein, founder and CEO of Reco. "Effective agent security connects each agent to its owner, permissions, connected applications and activity so security teams can reduce risk without interrupting legitimate work. Pegasus gives Reco a stronger path to bring that protection to more Microsoft customers and support it at production scale."
The platform combines agent security, posture management and threat detection through the Reco Graph. Reco says its Library contains more than 280 prebuilt integrations, while the platform includes more than 1,000 detection controls and has identified more than 1 million agents.
"This initiative gives select startups access to Azures cutting-edge AI models, enterprise-grade security and privacy, and unique go-to-market support to accelerate growth," said Tom Davis, general manager of Microsoft for Startups. "Through Pegasus, startups can build fast, scale smart, and sell more by tapping into the full power of Azure and the Microsoft ecosystem."
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