Microsoft has released information on its “Security Copilot” early access program

This AI assistant, which is similar to ChatGPT, responds to questions from defenders about security

This week, Microsoft revealed that the Security Copilot AI assistant, which is similar to ChatGPT, is already accessible to some users in early access. Microsoft's Security Copilot, an AI-driven security analysis tool, uses the most recent large language models and Microsoft's expertise in global threat intelligence to help security teams respond to threats more quickly. This AI assistant, which is similar to ChatGPT, responds to questions from defenders about security while also learning from interactions and changing to make recommendations that are specific to each organizational setting. Instant event reports, quick guided answers, streamlined natural language searches, and real-time virus detection are some of its features.

Customers are advised to speak with their Microsoft sales representative about joining the Security Copilot Early Access Program and to visit the official website for further details. Expanding access to their Security Copilot environment enables organizations working with Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) in the Early Access Program to actively engage and cooperate with MSSPs via Security Copilot. Microsoft also offers comprehensive guidance on how to utilize Microsoft Security Copilot to compile incident reports, describe incidents, examine scripts and codes, resolve issues with guided replies, produce KQL queries, and resolve incidents. Through a natural language-based investigative experience, Security Copilot provides crucial context and detailed instructions that speed up incident investigation and response.