October 22, 2023 at 01:42PM
Microsoft has launched its early access program for Security Copilot, an AI assistant that helps security teams detect and counter threats more efficiently. The assistant, similar to ChatGPT, offers features such as instant incident summaries, simplified language queries, and real-time malware analysis. It integrates with Microsoft’s 365 Defender XDR platform and provides access to Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence data. Interested customers can contact their Microsoft sales representative for enrollment. MSSPs collaborating in the program can expand access to their environment.
Microsoft has announced the availability of its AI assistant called Security Copilot in early access for select customers. This tool, similar to ChatGPT, is designed to assist security teams in countering threats by leveraging Microsoft’s global threat intelligence expertise and large language models. The AI assistant is capable of providing instant incident summaries, guided responses, natural language queries, and real-time malware analysis. It helps detect previously unknown threats by analyzing attack data and correlating threat activity signals. Additionally, Security Copilot now integrates with Microsoft’s 365 Defender XDR platform and customers in the Early Access Program can also access Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence data at no cost. The assistant has proven to save customers up to 40 percent of their time by automating core security operations tasks and enabling teams to focus on impactful projects. Customers interested in enrolling in the Early Access Program can contact their Microsoft sales representative and visit the official website for more information. Managed Security Service Providers collaborating in the program can expand access to their Security Copilot environment and actively engage with customers using the assistant. Microsoft provides comprehensive documentation on how to use Security Copilot for incident summarization, script and code analysis, incident resolution, query generation, and incident reporting. The AI assistant aims to accelerate incident investigation and response by delivering step-by-step guidance and context through a natural language-based investigation experience.