Microsoft's platform for deploying first-party and third-party models, including Anthropic's Claude family and OpenAI's models, inside an Azure tenant.
Our description, from the vendor's documentation, as of 2026-09-24.
Compliance: For Microsoft Foundry from Microsoft, ISO/IEC 27001 (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); HIPAA BAA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); HITRUST (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); GDPR (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); DPA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Anthropic from Anthropic, SOC 2 Type II; ISO/IEC 27001; ISO/IEC 42001; for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Azure from Anthropic, none marked from the pages read; for Azure from Microsoft, ISO/IEC 27001; HIPAA BAA; HITRUST (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); FedRAMP High; GDPR (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); DPA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.).
Data: For Microsoft Foundry from Microsoft, training use and default retention only under a conditionEvery sentence found holds only under a condition, such as a setting or a signed agreement.; zero-retention option not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; data residency only on some plans or optionsNothing found covers the product as a whole; what was found holds only for the plans, options or regions named. (Hosted on Azure); for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Anthropic from Anthropic, training use and zero-retention option not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; default retention and data residency not checked yetWe have not read a page of the right kind for this question yet.; for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Azure from Anthropic, training use and zero-retention option not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; default retention and data residency not checked yetWe have not read a page of the right kind for this question yet.; for Azure from Microsoft, training use, default retention, zero-retention option and data residency not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does..
Model and where it runs: Hosted by the maker; for Microsoft Foundry from Microsoft, model provider only on some plans or optionsNothing found covers the product as a whole; what was found holds only for the plans, options or regions named. (Hosted on Anthropic, Hosted on Azure); where it can run not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Anthropic from Anthropic, model provider stated on the maker's pageA sentence on the maker's page answers it for this product.; where it can run not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; for Claude in Microsoft Foundry, hosted on Azure from Anthropic, model provider stated on the maker's pageA sentence on the maker's page answers it for this product.; where it can run not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; for Azure from Microsoft, model provider and where it can run not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does..
What the maker's own pages said on the dates shown, not a compliance determination.
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Microsoft Foundry Agent Service
Microsoft's managed platform for constructing, running and scaling agents, spanning several capabilities under one name: an Agent Runtime that hosts and scales prompt agents and hosted agents, which package a team's own code; Toolboxes sharing tools (web search, file search, code execution, MCP servers, custom functions) across agents through one managed MCP endpoint; built-in observability with tracing, metrics and scored runs plus a preview optimizer that rewrites an agent's own instructions, skills, tool descriptions and model choice based on those scored runs -- a scoring-and-improvement loop built into an orchestration platform; and a publishing surface that versions agents and registers them centrally, distinct from a self-run marketplace with a vendoring step.
Our description, from the vendor's documentation, as of 2026-09-24.
Compliance: For Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, ISO/IEC 27001 (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); HIPAA BAA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); HITRUST (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); GDPR (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); DPA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); for Azure, ISO/IEC 27001; HIPAA BAA; HITRUST (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); FedRAMP High; GDPR (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.); DPA (company-wideThe mark rests on a sentence that names no product, so check on the page whether it covers this one.).
Data: For Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, training use, default retention, zero-retention option and data residency not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; for Azure, training use, default retention, zero-retention option and data residency not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does..
Model and where it runs: Hosted by the maker; for Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, model provider not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does.; where it can run stated on the maker's pageA sentence on the maker's page answers it for this product.; for Azure, model provider and where it can run not stated on the pages readWe read a page that could answer and found no sentence that does. It says nothing about what the maker does..
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