Platform Gives Enterprises Single View of AI Agents
The AvePoint Trust Platform, now launched, covers agents built on Anthropic Claude and Microsoft Copilot Studio.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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AvePoint has launched the AvePoint Trust Platform, a product for governing, securing, and optimizing enterprise AI. The platform is a launched product, not a research-stage system, and it gives organizations centralized visibility into AI agents, models, and connected tools.
Why it matters
Organizations are accelerating adoption of autonomous AI agents, which creates problems around access permissions, data exposure, accountability, and operational oversight. A platform that tracks agents and their tools in one place reflects a shift toward governing AI as infrastructure rather than treating each deployment separately.
The platform combines discovery of AI agents, models, tools, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with governance controls, security monitoring, and cost management. Its recovery feature can return Microsoft Copilot Studio agents to a previously established, known-good state.
The players
AvePoint
A Singapore-listed enterprise software company, with its shares traded on the SGX, that sells data governance and AI management tools to more than 28,000 organizations through a network of 6,000 channel partners.
Anthropic
An AI research company whose Claude models are among the agent frameworks AvePoint's discovery capabilities now cover.
Microsoft
The maker of Copilot Studio, whose agents the platform can restore to a known-good state.
The details
The platform brings together four capabilities: observing AI activity, protecting enterprise environments, governing access and permissions, and optimizing AI investments. Its discovery function identifies AI agents, including shadow AI and agents without an assigned owner, along with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that connect tools to models. The platform operates regardless of the cloud infrastructure, AI model, or service provider an organization uses. AvePoint has expanded discovery to cover agents built with Anthropic Claude as well.
Timeline
The AvePoint Trust Platform launch was announced on 2026-11-03.
The 88.4% incident figure covers the previous 12 months.
The Tech Race
The launch places AvePoint among vendors building management layers for enterprise AI agents as adoption outpaces oversight. Its coverage of Anthropic Claude agents and Microsoft Copilot Studio shows governance tools are being built to span multiple AI vendors rather than a single ecosystem.
Enterprises running AI agents can now track which agents and tools are active, including those without an owner, from one console. The platform's availability, pricing, and deployment timelines are not specified in the extraction.
The takeaway
Watch whether the 88.4% incident figure is supported by a published methodology in future AvePoint reports. Organizations evaluating agent governance should check whether a platform covers the vendors and protocols their own teams actually use.
Further reading
For broader context on how companies are handling this shift, explore our coverage of Artificial Intelligence.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Cybersecurity Insiders.
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