Microsoft integrations: Entra ID, Intune, and the device agent
Blog post from Speakeasy
Speakeasy has introduced end-to-end Microsoft integrations that connect Entra ID identity management, Intune device deployment, and Microsoft Graph inventory data to its AI governance platform. Users authenticate through Entra ID via SAML or OIDC, with MFA, conditional access, SCIM directory synchronization, role mapping, and deprovisioning linking AI-agent sessions and tool actions to individual directory identities. Its Device Agent can be deployed through Intune on Windows and macOS, where it applies and continually restores managed configurations for AI tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, while using system-level protections and signed update mechanisms. A Graph-based inventory integration compares Intune-managed devices with agent heartbeats to identify active, stale, missing, or unattributable agent coverage, and can export device-level compliance evidence to platforms including Drata and Vanta. Available through the Microsoft commercial marketplace, the integration is intended to let Microsoft-centered organizations govern AI usage through their existing identity, endpoint-management, and offboarding processes.
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