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Microsoft and DXC Technology Expand Zero Trust Solutions for Enterprise AI

Microsoft has upgraded its Zero Trust offering with a new AI pillar in the Zero Trust Assessment tool and a DevSecOps framework aimed at securing AI‑assisted software development. The assessment now evaluates controls across AI, identity, devices, data, network, infrastructure and security operations, while the DevSecOps pillar provides 91 tasks to protect the AI software supply chain, data, approved tools and generated code.

DXC Technology announced an exclusive partnership with Primary to deliver a managed‑services version of Primary’s AI‑native Zero Trust Unified Control Plane. The joint service helps enterprises and government agencies govern AI agents and applications, strengthen identity and policy enforcement, and meet compliance requirements. DXC will provide consulting, implementation, integration and ongoing operations to give customers visibility and control over AI access to data and systems.

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DXC Technology · Dawn‑Marie Vaughan · Microsoft Corp · Primary · Ron Pessner