As AI changes the threat landscape, Microsoft is evolving its defense strategy. This blog post details how Microsoft Security Copilot agents enable scalable, automated action — and how Microsoft is simultaneously building safeguards to protect AI systems from abuse. Read the blog to learn about the latest innovations in generative AI-driven security and what they mean for your team. Contact 32 Byte to discuss how to use Security Copilot agents to support your organization's security goals.
What is Microsoft Security Copilot?
Microsoft Security Copilot is an AI-driven security platform designed to assist organizations in detecting, investigating, and responding to security incidents more efficiently. Launched a year ago, it has evolved to include AI agents that autonomously handle critical areas such as phishing, data security, and identity management, helping security teams manage the increasing complexity and volume of cyber threats.
How does the Phishing Triage Agent work?
The Phishing Triage Agent in Microsoft Security Copilot is designed to manage routine phishing alerts and cyberattacks. By accurately identifying real threats and false alarms, it allows human defenders to concentrate on more complex security issues. This agent is part of a broader initiative to enhance security operations by automating high-volume tasks.
What new features are being introduced for AI security?
Microsoft is introducing several new features to enhance AI security, including AI security posture management for multimodel and multicloud environments, and new detection capabilities for emerging AI threats. These advancements aim to address the growing risks associated with AI, such as data oversharing and new vulnerabilities, ensuring organizations can secure their AI investments effectively.
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