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Trust3 AI links Microsoft OneLake security to autonomous agents

Trust3 AI announced an integration with Microsoft OneLake that applies enterprise security policies to its autonomous AI agents. The partnership ensures agents inherit the same access controls as human users, bridging OneLake’s security with Databricks and Snowflake. Don Bosco Durai, CTO of Trust3 AI, said this prevents a separate security layer for AI while maintaining governance across…

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  • Trust3 AI integrates with Microsoft OneLake to apply enterprise security policies to its autonomous agents
  • Agents inherit access controls from OneLake, Databricks, and Snowflake without requiring parallel governance
  • Platform offers real-time observability and runtime security for AI-driven workflows at scale

Dipti Borkar, Microsoft’s VP of OneLake, emphasized the need for consistent security as enterprises adopt fragmented data strategies. Trust3 AI’s platform monitors agents in real time, tracks their actions, and enforces permissions tied to OneLake’s data access rules. The company positions its solution as a unified control plane for AI-driven workflows, reducing compliance risks while scaling autonomy.

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Trust3 AI Brings Secure Autonomous AI Agents To Microsoft OneLake

manilatimes.net · 29 September 2026

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