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Quisitive Launches Spyglass Guardrail to Strengthen AI Security Governance and Microsoft 365
Quisitive has introduced Spyglass Guardrail, an AI-powered managed service that raises an organization’s Microsoft Secure Score while also governing Microsoft Copilot and AI agent deployments. Quisitive’s AI-enabled tooling identifies control gaps, prioritizes remediation risk, and deploys pre-tested Microsoft 365 control modules, covering identity, Conditional Access, Microsoft Defender and data loss prevention, with built-in rollback capability.
Spyglass Guardrail provides runtime controls that evaluate AI prompts, responses and actions against organizational security and compliance policies before information is shared or tasks are executed. The capability is designed to help prevent sensitive data exposure, reduce the risk of prompt injection attacks and ensure AI systems operate within defined governance boundaries. Integrated with Microsoft's AI and security ecosystem, the platform is intended to support organizations deploying generative AI across Microsoft 365, Azure and other enterprise environments. Spyglass Guardrail also applies baseline controls to Microsoft Copilot and AI agents.
According to Quisitive, the new offering extends its Spyglass managed security portfolio by addressing the operational risks associated with enterprise AI adoption. The company positions the technology as part of a broader strategy to help customers implement AI securely while maintaining compliance and visibility into AI usage. Spyglass Guardrail is priced at a fixed fee monthly fee under an annual subscription.
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Posted by Redmond Channel Partner magazine staff on August 04, 2026