From the course: AI Trends
Microsoft Security Copilot
- Let's put ourselves in the shoes of a new cyber analyst tasked with stopping threats on the very first day. As we log into our computers, we are bombarded with a flood of threats. On top of that, our boss asked us to run queries and generate reports on the top threats, leaving us overwhelmed and uncertain about how to prioritize and respond to these incidents effectively. But what if we had the power to simply write in plain text exactly what we're looking for, and then the tool could provide us with step-by-step instructions on what to do next? This transformative cybersecurity experience is precisely what Microsoft Security Copilot is here to offer. Microsoft Security Copilot harnesses the capabilities of open AI's GPT-4 and operates on the robust Azure infrastructure. By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, it can assist cyber analysts by offering real-time guidance and support. Copilot understands plain text queries or requests and provides relevant solutions or step-by-step breakdowns to resolve any issue at hand. With this tool, cyber analysts can overcome the overwhelming flood of alerts and make more informed decisions. So what sets Microsoft Copilot apart? At first glance, it may appear to be a simple prompt box, similar to any other chat bot. But behind the scene, it leverages the power of Microsoft threat intelligence, gathering security-specific skills, which analyze and interprets the massive amount of data collected from the 65 trillion daily signals Microsoft receives. This robust tool empowers security professionals to quickly identify ongoing attacks and provides immediate recommendations based on proven tactics derived from real-world security incidents. Additionally, it offers invaluable insights that allows you to discover vulnerabilities and evidence of a breach on an asset-by-asset basis. And finally, it simplifies the process by summarizing any event, incident or threat and generates shareable reports. Now, let's address a common concern. Will Microsoft Security Copilot replace human security professionals? The answer is no. As stated in the name Copilot, the tool is designed to assist security analysts rather than replace them. It serves as a powerful tool that augments their skills and expertise, working alongside them to enhance their capabilities. It's able to automate time-consuming tasks, thus allowing them to focus on high-value activity. With that, Microsoft Security Copilot stands as a transformative tool that has the potential to elevate cybersecurity practice. Whether it's a software development company or educational institution safeguarding sensitive student data, Microsoft Security Copilot empowers teams across all industries. By simplifying complex tasks, Microsoft Security Copilot enables your team to accomplish more with less.
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Microsoft Build 2024: New computers and developer tools6m 45s
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