● AI Security Architect · Microsoft
Raj Penchala
Securing enterprise AI adoption — governance, identity, and Zero Trust.
Latest articles
RSSUnderstanding Azure AI Foundry Agent Identities, Blueprints, and Entra ID Object Relationships
A practical identity architecture guide for security, governance, and troubleshooting
AI Red Teaming for M365 Copilot & Bing Chat Applications
These applications fall into two distinct layers — each requiring different red teaming, and both are required.
The MDASH Blueprint: Defence at AI Speed
A visual blueprint of MDASH — Microsoft's Multi-Model Agentic Scanning Harness — an autonomous system that discovers, validates, and proves software vulnerabilities at AI speed. The system, not the model, is the product.
AI Red Teaming: A Risk-Based Methodology for When, Why, and How
AI red teaming has emerged as a foundational security control for organizations deploying artificial intelligence — analogous to penetration testing for traditional applications, but distinct in scope, technique, and risk profile. Unlike standard security assessments, AI red teaming…
Securing Enterprise AI: An Identity-First Approach
As enterprises move from AI pilots to agentic systems that act on their behalf, identity becomes the control plane. Here is how I think about securing AI agents with the same rigor we apply to human and workload identities.
A Practical AI Adoption Playbook for Large Enterprises
Most enterprise AI programs do not stall on technology — they stall on culture, regulation, and risk. Drawing on a strategic AI-adoption study, here is an end-to-end playbook for adopting AI at scale without losing control.
Using AI to Optimize SOC Operations
Security Operations Centers are drowning in alerts while the metrics that matter — mean time to detect and respond — barely move. Here is how AI-driven automation and analytics change the operational math.