Looking at the images:

• image1.png: Shows a two-column card layout - left side has "Key agent insights" with metrics (Total agents: 16, Agents with sensitive interactions: 0, High risk agents: 0), right side has descriptive text and a button
• image.png: Shows the current Foundry enabled state with logo, title, description, a gray metrics box, and two buttons

I'll redesign the Foundry enabled state to match the two-column format of the Key agent insights card:

Now I need to remove the logo container for the enabled state since we're using a full two-column layout. Let me also adjust the card structure:

I need to restructure the card so the enabled state uses the full width without the logo, while the non-enabled state keeps the logo. Let me update the card structure:

I've redesigned the Microsoft Foundry enabled state to match the two-column layout of the "Key agent insights" card. When Foundry is enabled, the card now shows: left column with "Microsoft Foundry coverage" title, a green "Connected" badge, and metrics (Agents discovered: 3, Daily interactions: 12+, Active subscriptions: 1) with a blue progress bar; right column with "Expand protection across your organization" title, the message about configuring policies, and two action buttons. The non-enabled state retains its original layout with the Foundry logo.

I've made the following updates to the Microsoft Foundry connected state card:

1. Changed "Microsoft Foundry coverage" to just "Microsoft Foundry"
2. Removed the blue progress bar line under "Agents discovered"
3. Changed "Configure policies" to be a regular button (not a link) - this would navigate internally to Setup tasks under Tasks and actions in DSPM
4. "Enable more subscriptions" still links to https://ai.azure.com/ as an external link