Trust3 AI Integrates Agent Control Plane with Microsoft Copilot Studio

Jun 30, 2026
Trust3 AI has integrated its Agent Control Plane with Microsoft Copilot Studio, enabling security and AI platform teams to discover, observe, and secure all Copilot Studio agents, including shadow agents, from a single interface.
Trust3 AI Integrates Agent Control Plane with Microsoft Copilot Studio

Trust3 AI has integrated its Agent Control Plane with Microsoft Corporation's Copilot Studio, announced in a press release. The integration enables security and AI platform teams to discover, observe, and secure every Copilot Studio agent, including those built outside official inventories, from a single control plane.

The Agent Control Plane serves as the operational core of Trust3 AI's Agent DOS framework. It allows continuous discovery of Copilot Studio agents, capturing ownership, connected data sources, and risk classification. The system also provides tamper-evident observability, recording prompts, tool calls, and execution history for forensic analysis.

Additional features include runtime security guardrails and a kill switch for immediate response during incidents. The integration introduces an MCP content firewall that restricts credential sharing and filters out potential prompt injection attempts. It also maintains identity-aware governance, ensuring that access controls and audit trails reflect the originating user.

Trust3 AI is demonstrating the integration at the AI Engineer World's Fair 2026 in San Francisco. The Copilot Studio integration is available immediately.

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