You have a Microsoft Copilot Studio agent.

For external threat detection and real-time agent protection to work, Defender must receive app activity through the Microsoft 365 app connector. Session policies in Defender for Cloud Apps govern user sessions, Global Secure Access controls network access, and a Sentinel connector is for log ingestion and investigation. The Microsoft 365 app connector is the required Defender portal-side integration for this runtime protection scenario. For SC-500, compute controls are evaluated by workload type: VM, Arc server, AKS, container registry, container group, Functions, Logic Apps, App Service, and AI agent runtime. The right answer uses the Microsoft control that is native to that workload. Broad Azure roles or unrelated monitoring services would either overgrant access or fail to enforce the required security state. The result is a direct exam-style implementation choice: it changes the required security behavior without relying on unrelated monitoring, manual cleanup, or excessive privilege. Official Microsoft source/topic: SC-500 Study Guide > AI workload runtime protection; Microsoft Learn > Microsoft 365 app connector and Copilot agent protection.

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