2 posts tagged with "Policy Compliance"

Welcome back, Friend!

In the previous article, we covered setting up the necessary resources for the AI Agent for Azure Policy Governance Assistant. Now, we will proceed with the final steps to complete and test the AI Agent:

• Create the AI Agent using the Azure AI Foundry UI or PowerShell.
• Develop and provide an example KQL query for retrieving compliance data.
• Execute the KQL query and upload the results to the AI Agent’s Knowledge.
• Test the AI Agent to ensure it accurately responds to policy compliance queries.

Hello Friend,

Today, I’m going to build a quick-win solution called the AI Agent for Azure Policy Governance Assistant. This AI Agent is meant to help you rapidly identify non-compliant policies and improve governance across your Azure subscriptions or resource groups. Imagine that being able to ask the AI Agent questions like, "Which resources are non-compliant?" or "Which exemptions are about to expire within my subscription scope?" In this article, I’ll walk you through setting up the necessary resources using PowerShell scripts, and then show you how to integrate them with an AI Agent for actionable governance insights.