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Security and AI Governance
Security for the age of AI agents
We secure identities, data and devices on Microsoft's security stack, and we build the controls that let AI agents act safely. That includes Biclave, our own product: an independent second key for AI agents.
Built with
- Entra ID
- Microsoft Defender
- Microsoft Purview
- Microsoft Sentinel
- Azure Key Vault
- Biclave
Outcomes
What changes for you.
Identity first
Entra ID sign-in, conditional access and least-privilege roles, so every person, device and agent proves who it is.
Data protected where it lives
Purview sensitivity labels and data-loss prevention, and a permissions review before Copilot can surface anything.
Agents that cannot act on one key
Access enforced from the verified identity, never from the prompt. Tool output treated as untrusted. Consequential actions checked by Biclave and approved by a person.
What we deliver
From first workshop to running in production.
- Microsoft security architecture reviews
- Entra ID, conditional access and privileged access
- Purview information protection and Copilot readiness
- Defender and Sentinel detection and response
- Secure-by-design AI: audit trails, content filtering, prompt-injection defences
- Biclave approvals for consequential agent actions
Questions
What buyers ask us.
Is Microsoft 365 Copilot safe to roll out?
Copilot respects existing permissions, which means oversharing becomes visible quickly. We review permissions and sensitivity labels first, so Copilot only surfaces what each person should see.
What is Biclave?
Biclave is AFRIBIT's product for AI agents. Before an agent takes a consequential action, an AI from a different company checks the exact action and the right person approves it, with evidence an auditor can check.
How do you secure your own engineering?
Every change is reviewed by two AI models from different companies, passes automated secret, infrastructure and code scanning, and is verified running by an engineer before it merges.
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