Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Windows is integrating AI and agents into workflows across physical devices and Cloud PCs to help users get more done. We're also making sure that your organization has choice and control. Join us at Tech Takeoff with your questions about how to best manage AI and agentic capabilities using familiar enterprise tools like Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Entra, and Group Policy.
techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/secure-and-manage-ai-and-agentic-capabilities-in-windows/4490541
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune: https://aka.ms/TechTakeoff
0:00 – Welcome and introductions
1:49 – Question – Are agentic capacities opt-in, preview-only, or turned on by default?
3:32 – Question – Can we enable AI features for some users or devices but not others?
5:13 – Question – Do agents run as the user, as a service, or as a separate identity?
7:45 – Question – With the recent news on how Microsoft is pulling back certain AI integrations (Notepad, etc.), what changes will there be with managing AI on Windows?
10:58 – Question – What’s the recommended approach to managing agentic features across a mixed fleet (managed, unmanaged, and different device types)?
13:59 – Question – How should admins think about permissions for agent connectors/workspaces—what’s the “least privilege” strategy?
17:23 – Question – Are AI and agent actions logged separately from user actions?
19:27 – Question – Do you have any updates on how MCP on Windows is evolving? (MCP = Model Context Protocol)
21:13 – Question – What’s the best way to monitor or block risky AI‑initiated behaviors?
24:17 – Question – How do you roll this out safely—pilot design, rings, and criteria for broad enablement?
Windows is integrating AI and agents into workflows across physical devices and Cloud PCs to help users get more done. We're also making sure that your organization has choice and control. Join us at Tech Takeoff with your questions about how to best manage AI and agentic capabilities using familiar enterprise tools like Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Entra, and Group Policy.
techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/secure-and-manage-ai-and-agentic-capabilities-in-windows/4490541
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune: https://aka.ms/TechTakeoff
0:00 – Welcome and introductions
1:49 – Question – Are agentic capacities opt-in, preview-only, or turned on by default?
3:32 – Question – Can we enable AI features for some users or devices but not others?
5:13 – Question – Do agents run as the user, as a service, or as a separate identity?
7:45 – Question – With the recent news on how Microsoft is pulling back certain AI integrations (Notepad, etc.), what changes will there be with managing AI on Windows?
10:58 – Question – What’s the recommended approach to managing agentic features across a mixed fleet (managed, unmanaged, and different device types)?
13:59 – Question – How should admins think about permissions for agent connectors/workspaces—what’s the “least privilege” strategy?
17:23 – Question – Are AI and agent actions logged separately from user actions?
19:27 – Question – Do you have any updates on how MCP on Windows is evolving? (MCP = Model Context Protocol)
21:13 – Question – What’s the best way to monitor or block risky AI‑initiated behaviors?
24:17 – Question – How do you roll this out safely—pilot design, rings, and criteria for broad enablement?
