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Reco Joins Invitation-Only Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program to Accelerate Enterprise Agent Security

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Partnership will help more Microsoft customers discover, govern and reduce the risk of AI agents embedded across enterprise applications and workflows

Reco, the leader in Agent Security, today announced it has been accepted into the invitation-only Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program, which helps enterprise-ready startups reach customers through Microsoftโ€™s enterprise channels. Recoโ€™s participation builds on its existing support and integration with Microsoft enterprise technologies and will help bring Agent Security to more organizations.

AI agents are becoming part of the Microsoft applications, cloud services and workflows employees already use. As those agents inherit user access and move data or initiate actions across connected systems, security teams need to see the full chain of identity, permissions and activity behind them. Reco gives Microsoft customers that context, helping them discover unmanaged agents, identify risky access paths and remove unnecessary permissions before they expose data or disrupt business operations.

โ€œAI agents in Microsoft environments can inherit access across the identities, applications and workflows companies use every day,โ€ said Ofer Klein, founder and CEO of Reco. โ€œEffective agent security connects each agent to its owner, permissions, connected applications and activity so security teams can reduce risk without interrupting legitimate work. Pegasus gives Reco a stronger path to bring that protection to more Microsoft customers and support it at production scale.โ€

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Built on the Reco Graph, the Reco Platform unifies agent security, posture management and threat detection. Reco Factory can add support for third-party agents and applications in hours, while Reco Library supplies a constantly growing catalog of more than 280 pre-built integrations. The platform includes more than 1,000 detection controls and has identified more than 1 million agents.

โ€œWeโ€™re excited to welcome Reco to the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program. This initiative gives select startups access to Azureโ€™s cutting-edge AI models, enterprise-grade security and privacy, and unique go-to-market support to accelerate growth. Through Pegasus, startups can build fast, scale smart, and sell more by tapping into the full power of Azure and the Microsoft ecosystem,โ€ said Tom Davis, general manager, Microsoft for Startups.

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