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Darktrace Among First Cybersecurity Companies Selected to Integrate Risk Signals into Microsoft Agent 365

What happened
Based on Darktrace News · Aug 04, 2026

Darktrace confirmed no compromise after LockBit’s claims of breaching its systems, while announcing integration with Microsoft Agent 365 to provide behavioral risk signals for AI agents.

Darktrace Among First Cybersecurity Companies Selected to Integrate Risk Signals into Microsoft Agent 365
Darktrace News — Microsoft
Key points
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We have completed a thorough security investigation following yesterday’s tweets by LockBit claiming they had compromised Darktrace’s internal systems.
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We can confirm that there has been no compromise of its systems or any of its affiliate systems.
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Microsoft its service to its customers remains uninterrupted and is operating as normal and no further action is required.
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Earlier this morning we became aware of tweets from LockBit, the cyber-criminal gang, claiming that they had compromised Darktrace’s internal security systems and had accessed its data.
Key numbers
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Darktrace protects nearly 10,000 customers globally across major industries.

Darktrace stated it completed a security review following LockBit’s tweets alleging an internal compromise, finding no evidence of a breach. The company confirmed its services remain fully operational and customer data is protected. LockBit’s claims were not substantiated by any linked compromised data, and investigations continue with heightened monitoring. No further action was deemed necessary by Darktrace’s security teams.

Darktrace announced it is among the first cybersecurity firms selected by Microsoft to supply organization-specific behavioral risk signals to Microsoft Agent 365. The integration will use Darktrace / SECURE AI™ to derive risk signals from each customer’s Unique Behavioral Profile. These signals will appear directly within Agent 365, helping organizations assess agent permissions and detect deviations from normal behavior. The goal is to provide visibility into how AI agents operate within business workflows.

Microsoft Agent 365 centralizes management and security for AI agents across enterprise applications, offering a unified interface for monitoring agent identities and permissions. Darktrace’s contribution will add behavior-based risk signals that reflect how each organization’s agents normally function. Customers can view these signals alongside Microsoft’s own risk data in a single dashboard. The integration aims to bridge the gap between agent permissions and actual behavior.

Darktrace’s Behavioral Defense Platform, powered by Adaptive AI™, monitors AI agents, people, and infrastructure to identify unexpected interactions or behavioral changes. Ed Jennings, Darktrace CEO, emphasized the need for security teams to understand not just agent permissions but their real-world actions. Nirav Shah of Microsoft highlighted the integration’s role in delivering a comprehensive view of AI governance and security risks. Darktrace protects nearly 10,000 customers globally across major industries.

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