Microsoft FoundryAgent Management
Register, govern, and operate your fleet of AI agents in production.
Microsoft Foundry Agent Management provides the control plane to register, govern, and operate AI agents at scale — agent identity, permissions, lifecycle, and a registry of what agents exist and what they can do. As agents proliferate, this is essential governance; Faltrox operates it and secures the agent identities and permissions.
Overview
What Agent Management is
As enterprises deploy more AI agents, a new governance problem appears: which agents exist, what they can do, whose identity they act under, and how they are retired. Ungoverned agents are ungoverned privilege. Microsoft Foundry Agent Management is the control plane that brings agents under governance at scale.
It provides a registry of agents, agent identity, permission and access governance, and lifecycle management — so the agent fleet is visible, controlled, and accountable. Faltrox operates this as managed AI agent governance: keeping the registry accurate, scoping and reviewing agent permissions, securing agent identities, and retiring agents cleanly — the same discipline we bring to human and machine identity, applied to agents.
Coverage
What it protects
The platforms, threats, and surfaces this product is built to defend.
Agent Registry
A registry of what agents exist and what they can do.
Agent Identity
Each agent operates under a governed identity.
Permission Governance
Governs the permissions and access each agent holds.
Lifecycle
Manages the lifecycle from creation to retirement.
Fleet Visibility
Makes the whole agent fleet visible and accountable.
Agent Governance
Faltrox operates it as managed AI agent governance.
How it works
The mechanism
How the product moves from signal to protected state, step by step.
- 01
Register
Agents are registered so the fleet is visible in one registry.
- 02
Assign Identity
Each agent is given a governed identity to act under.
- 03
Scope Permissions
Faltrox scopes and reviews the permissions and access each agent holds.
- 04
Govern Lifecycle
Agents are managed through their lifecycle to clean retirement.
- 05
Operate
Faltrox operates it as managed AI agent governance, keeping the fleet accountable.
Capabilities
Key capabilities
Agent Registry
A registry of what agents exist and what they can do.
Agent Identity
Each agent operates under a governed identity.
Permission Governance
Governs and reviews the permissions and access each agent holds.
Lifecycle Management
Manages agents from creation to clean retirement.
Fleet Visibility
Makes the whole agent fleet visible and accountable.
Least-Privilege Agents
Faltrox scopes agents to least privilege, like any identity.
Managed Governance
Faltrox operates it as managed AI agent governance.
Foundry Integration
Governs agents built on Foundry Agent Service.
Works with
Part of the platform
Microsoft products this pairs with, and the Faltrox services that operate it.
Delivery
You buy the outcome, not the console
Managed by Faltrox
Faltrox licenses, deploys, and tunes Microsoft Agent Management for your environment, then runs it as part of a managed service, so you get the protection without staffing another security console.
FAQ
Common questions
01What is Agent Management?
The control plane to register, govern, and operate AI agents at scale — providing an agent registry, agent identity, permission and access governance, and lifecycle management, so the agent fleet is visible, controlled, and accountable.
02Why does agent governance matter?
As agents proliferate, ungoverned agents become ungoverned privilege — nobody knows which agents exist, what they can do, or whose identity they act under. Agent Management brings the same identity and least-privilege discipline to agents that you apply to humans and machines.
03How is an agent identity different?
An agent acts under an identity with permissions to use tools and access systems — so it must be governed like any privileged identity: scoped to least privilege, reviewed, and retired cleanly. Faltrox secures and reviews agent identities as part of this service.
04What happens when an agent is retired?
Lifecycle management ensures agents are retired cleanly — their identity and permissions revoked — so decommissioned agents don’t leave standing access behind, a common source of risk. Faltrox operates that retirement discipline.
05How does Faltrox operate it?
We operate Agent Management as managed AI agent governance — keeping the registry accurate, scoping and reviewing agent permissions, securing agent identities, and retiring agents cleanly — bringing identity-governance discipline to your agent fleet.
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Speak with the engineering team to define scope, walk through the methodology, and decide whether Faltrox is the right team to test and run your environment.
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