Mark Windows devices noncompliant when prohibited AI agents are discovered
Automatically mark Windows devices as noncompliant when prohibited local AI agents, such as OpenClaw, are discovered on the device. As an admin, you'll be able to configure a list of prohibited agents in a Windows compliance policy. When a prohibited agent is detected, the device reports as noncompliant and Conditional Access takes effect. The device returns to a compliant state once the agent is removed.
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